How do I match a memory module? How to load a memory module

ASUS P5GD1-TML S motherboard chip.

Integrated chip sound card network card.

Main chipset Intel 915G

Chip manufacturer Intel

Chipset description Intel 915G+ICH6R audio chip Azalia audio chip.

Graphics chip Yes.

Network card chip Gigabit network card.

ASUS P5GD1-TML S CPU specifications.

Applicable Platforms: Intel platform.

CPU Type: Pentium 4 Celeron D

CPU socket LGA 775

The number of CPUs supported is 1

Bus Frequency (MHz) 400 533 800MHz ASUS P5GD1-TML S Memory Specifications.

Memory type DDR

Memory Description Four memory slots, support DDR400 333 266 up to DDR400D.

According to the landlord's supplementary instructions, if you change one, the compatibility of Kingston is better, and you can replace it with confidence.

It does not support DDR2 memory, you only need to specifically state that you are buying DDR1 when you buy it, and now the DDR1 memory on the market is more expensive than DDR2!

P5GD1-TML, support DDR2, your current memory capacity is 256MB, you should pay attention to when buying memory, it is best to buy the same brand, and the memory frequency is best the same, such as 667 frequency or 800 frequency, this should be the same.

No, just use DDR400, it's best to move the host to try it, so as not to have compatibility problems.

Only DDR400 is supportedPay attention to compatibility when buying. The main thing is to take the host with you. I tried it before I bought it.

According to your needs, don't blindly chase the best, what suits you is the best.

b.Align the memory notch with the socket bump and push the memory vertically down into the socket.

c.When the snap locks automatically, the memory is ready to be installed.

1. There is a groove in the middle of the memory, and the two sides are not equidistant, so observe the memory module and the socket before inserting the memory, so that the groove of the memory corresponds to the protrusion of the socket;

2. Open the clips on both sides of the slot, put the light of the memory into the slot, first press one side to turn the clip on this side, buckle the groove on the edge of the memory, and then press the two sides a little hard until the clip is buckled into the groove on the edge of the memory.

3. As long as the model corresponds to the memory of the motherboard, it is not complicated to insert memory modules.

4. If you can't plug it in, one is to identify whether the memory model is consistent with the motherboard, and then you need to observe the slot to see if there are foreign objects, pins folding, etc.

If you unplug the memory from this machine, you must be able to plug it in, is there a mistake in the direction of the memory, adjust the direction of both ends!

If it is unplugged by another machine, it means that the memory and the machine do not match, for example, if you use DDR333, you have to add DDR2 memory, then it must not work!

Oh, it's impossible!

The notch in the middle of the memory module is not equidistant, so if you can't plug it in one direction, turn around and plug it in

If you can't plug it in. That means your memory and motherboard don't match.

Looking through the motherboard manual, it is very detailed! Press down hard, and hear a snap to indicate that it is in place, and the upper bayonet is fine.

Just plug it directly into the side one, and plug it into the top of the original one color.