I want to add memory, but I m afraid it s incompatible, so what kind of memory should I add?

Take your 256 to 60-80 plus money, get a 512 or a single 1g DDR400 in the inner city.

Remember to read the master version of the manual to see that your motherboard points out a single 1G strip no. Yours is all 845, and the general board only supports a single 1G capacity after 845G.

Supplement: It's okay not to sell, you can add a 512M DDR400, but there may be compatibility problems, see that your motherboard can't be stable, because the previous memory voltage seems to be yes, the new DDR400 voltage Yes, there will generally be no problems. I recommend ADATA to you, I think ADATA compatibility is very good.

The memory is already relatively old, so you can buy a DDR400 512 memory.

Brands can choose Kingston, Apacer, ADATA and so on.

Generally new ones are around 140 150, but there are fewer of them.

Second-hand ones are cheaper.

Look at this memory model, your machine should be a brand machine, this memory is DDR400, now there are generally few incompatibility problems, find a Kingston or ADATA can be installed! No problem.

The machine is also very old, with DDR400 512 or 1G memory can be, the brand is best to choose Kingston, I bought a little more than 200 of 512, 1G seems to be about 400, but this brand is too fake, it is best to find a regular place to buy.

Method 1: Use CPU-Z to see if your memory is 2T at the instruction ratio. If 1T is displayed, restart the machine and press the delete key to enter the BIOS and change to 2T, 2T compatibility is better, 1T performance is better, and the gap is 5%, so it doesn't matter.

Method 2: Take the case to the boss who sold your machine and ask him to change the memory for you until it is compatible. If you are shopping online, it will be more troublesome, and if you change the brand of memory, you will use different particles for these two types of memory, so they are not compatible.

Kingston does not produce its own pellets.

Method 1 has already shown the picture above, so let's see it for yourself.

It should be a problem with memory, and it should be replaced, not compatibility, but quality.

If you have a new computer, go directly to your computer seller, write down the blue screen** and talk to someone, and they will fix it for you, and generally the new computer is guaranteed for one year. The blue screen ** is (the one that 0x000000 how much).

It must be a memory problem.,And it's one of the problems that will cause incompatibility (crash,blue screen).,It can only be measured with memory testing software.,The installation master only knows how to install the system.。 Take it for repair, you just say that the two are always dead when used at the same time.

(It is recommended to call to confirm the specific time schedule of the maintenance center, and if you cannot get through on weekends, it is recommended to call from Monday to Friday).

We hope you find the above reply helpful.

The memory is incompatible and not easy to solve, and in most cases the memory has to be replaced.

1. Manually set the memory working frequency. Press the LIF memory setting. For example, if 1333 and 1600 are mixed, it will be set to 1333.

2. If the two memories are of the same frequency, you can turn it down one gear. For example, it's all 1600, and it may be good to set it to 1333 manually.

3. Add voltage. Add a little voltage to the memory module. For example, memory can be added to:

4. Change the slot. The two memory slots are swapped, and sometimes compatibility problems are resolved.

Minyan 5, if it doesn't work, you can only change the memory.

Address memory compatibility.

1. Swap positions between two lands and memory.

2. In the case that the boot search can be started, go to the BIOS settings and set the corresponding items of memory (including CAS, etc.) to the corresponding value of the low specification.

3. Use a mixture of one of the memories (if DDR266 and DDR400) are used, it is best to use the memory of DDR266, boot the computer, enter the BIOS settings, forcibly set the corresponding item of the memory to the corresponding value of the low specification, OK, and insert the second memory.

This is not a memory incompatibility problem Li Chang, the integrated motherboard is of this grade, and it is normal for problems to occur. You go to a single memory A to check if there is an error, and then to a single memory B to check whether there is an error.

Generally, this kind of automatic restart is the cause of the data exchange error in the internal memory, which occurs on the integrated motherboard in 99%.

There are a lot of memory detection software on the Internet, and there are a lot of them.

The probability of memory module problems is more than 75%, and the 25% chance is that the hardware temperature is too high, resulting in a crash or protective reboot or blue screen. Rule out the case of high temperature and blue screen of death restart.

Open the chassis. Plug the memory module back in. Two memory sticks. Just plug in just one.

Check whether the air dissipation of the CPU is running normally, whether there is a gap between the CPU and the heat sink, and whether the silicone grease is dry or cracked.

Add silicone grease and debug the air dissipation. Unplug all the hardware and clean it up.

In addition, the chassis has now been opened. Use a hair dryer to clean up the dust. Don't forget to go to the door and deal with it.

Otherwise, the house will be filled with smoke.

If it's still a blue screen. Just find a normal memory module and try it. Probably just fine. That means your memory module is broken.

If you are Ben. It's sad ... It's better not to disassemble this book by yourself for novices.

If it's a book, take it out and find a repair point, disassemble it, and try to change the memory.。。。 It is risky for novices to split the book. Think again.

There is also a 15% chance that it is a disk error caused by a 00000000ed error.

and drivers and other programs. The workaround is to enter safe mode, disable all startup items, and then start again.

When you're done, please give me the answer. Thank you.

It is related to the unstable memory frequency and the susceptibility to crashes.