100 points, and the issue of memory is added

Kingston because it is good, so fakes are not general, it is recommended to use ADATA Apacer and this kind of ... Modern times are not very good. There's no way to tell the real from the fake...

If you go to the local computer city, you still buy Kingston, and it's useless to verify the authenticity. My dad is memory**... Kingston is shipped in bulk to the ** and we pack it ourselves.

Can't I put a real anti-counterfeiting mark on a fake? But if you go to the computer city to buy it, you can see the workmanship is true or false. . . And what cpuz looks at the memory information is useless.。。。

SPD information can be written... And what you said about the Kingston store three packs written by this store? Eighty percent of parallel imports.

**Mainland licensed goods are produced in Taiwan, and the national lifetime warranty is made!

Boss, it's basically a thing.

Kingston's flat row is better.

Hyundai is the original memory, it's not too bad, and it should be cheaper.

There is no difference except for the brand.

Modern, what Kingston is fake... If you buy it back, you will know that it is still using HY chips. Also write one"Shop three packs", which must be a problem.

Are you using DDR333 memory?

Kingston's, after all, is the boss in memory, but due to the large number of fakes, it is recommended that you first go to Kingston's official website to verify the authenticity before paying.

Hello landlord! I'll have one question and one question.

1.Yes, but the frequency of 800 will be downclocked to 667, because it seems that your AMD motherboard should only support the highest to 667, so DDR2 memory with a frequency of more than 800 will be downclocked to 667 to run, and there is another reason, because your original memory is 667, and if you add 1 memory of 800, the memory frequency.

It is determined according to the memory with the lowest frequency in all the memory, so buying 800 is also automatic downclocking. It's good to buy 667, of course, if you can't buy 667, it's okay to buy 800, ** anyway.

Kingston. The brand is old, the compatibility has always been good, and I am also from Kingston. I have been using this brand.

2.Overclocking is possible, but it is not recommended. Reason:

945 motherboard.

Overclocking is limited, and the processor's FSB is only 800MHz. The improvement is limited. Also, memory frequency.

Too low, 667MHz, now mainstream DDR2

All are above 800. Becoming a bottleneck, the processor assumes that overclocking by 20% will also offset the effect of overclocking by 20% because the performance of the memory will also offset the effect of overclocking, so overclocking is not recommended.