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Anonymous users2024-02-07No, because DDR2 memory and DDR memory have different gold fingers, they cannot be mixed, and the motherboard does not support DDR2If you buy DDR400 memory on your computer, you can change your computer.
I'm in the same situation as you, looking at DDR2 cheap like cabbage, it's useless to buy it, DDR is scary, I have no money to change computers, pitiful.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06You can use DDR333 or DDR400 memory, and the performance difference is not much, and the new DDR667 cannot be used.
**Not as expensive as you said, 512 up to 150, if it's expensive, don't buy a new one, you can go to a second-hand computer** aim, 512's up to 120 to 140, it won't be very expensive, 333 and 400's** are almost the same, the memory module life is very long, and it's no problem to use it for more than ten years, so second-hand** and new ones are almost the same, and they feel the same when they are used.
Every brand can be.,As long as it's DDR1 generation.,As long as the memory can be used normally when it's plugged in, it's OK.,The chance of incompatibility is not very large.,When I upgraded, it was a kingmax400 and a modern 333 mixed.,There's nothing at all.。
512 is about 150, 1g is about 350, and the new and old ones are a little cheaper.
Playing games should have been said earlier, playing games with large memory is not enough, the CPU does not need to be overclocked, your machine is an integrated graphics card, the key is to add a discrete graphics card, and the performance of computer games will be greatly improved immediately!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05No. You can only use DDR 400, of course, 333 can be used, but you definitely won't use this.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The DDR400 is just over 300 now. It is recommended to add an extra 1G one. The speed is significantly improved.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Only DDR400 can be used, if you want the system to be stable, you can only change this, and the capacity is not limited.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Only DDR generation can be used, from DDR266 DDR333 DDR400
512 around 150 1g around 350.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01MemoryDDR 400, belongs to the first generation of memory.
DDR1, DDR2, DDR3 memory modules (DDR is the English abbreviation of Double Data Rate) is commonly known as the first, second and third generation memory modules. These three memory modules have different processes, different interfaces, different performance, and are incompatible with each other.
Frequency is key. The frequency of the first generation of memory modules is 333MHz and 400MHz. Capacity is not the key, the first generation of memory modules has 1G capacity, and the third generation of memory modules also have 1G capacity.
Gen 2 memory modules are available in 533,667,800 frequencies. They all belong to the second generation of memory modules, and the appearance and interface are the same, compatible with each other, and can be shared. It's just that high-frequency memory modules should accommodate low-frequency memory modules.
Not universal, 400 for 512 is about 200, 1g for 380
The 512 one is more suitable, and the 1g one is too expensive. >>>More
Yes, you have to buy DDR400 memory. DDR and DDR2 are not the same as the gold hand index, so it definitely won't work. Preferably two 512m at best. It can form a dual channel, which will improve the performance a lot.
The price of the latest Jinbang DDR400 1G is 215 yuan Buy 2 hands of goods, pay attention to the model brand conflict, now the compatibility is better for Jinbang and Kingston, but Kingston is a lot of fakes! If the memory is to be sold, it will be distressing, and if it can be used, plug it in!
1.The next number should be 2
2.I can tell you how. First of all, you can use 1 for thousands, then 2 for hundreds, and the rest of the numbers are freely distributed until there is no other answer, and then use 3 for hundreds ......And so on, after all the numbers are done in hundreds, then use 2 to make thousands and 1 to make hundreds, and in the same way as 1 to make thousands, assign the remaining numbers, excluding 0, to get the answer. >>>More