Question 1

Hi I have this exactly in my new build and have 2 empty slots. what is the link or # for a pair 2 x 2 gig = 4 more so I can have a total 6 gig ?

Accepted Answer

these are the closest matches I could find. I would be comfortable using either in my own rig if that means anything, and I like to think I know what I'm doing. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231207 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231122

Question 2

what CPU will support this memory?

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Hi Rita;
     I used this RAM in a new ASUS motherboard based system with an AMD Phenom II 965 x4 black edition.  I believe that this memory will work with practically all DDR2 motherboards supporting late model AMD CPUs.  I haven't tried it with Intel based systems and nothing beyond the Phenom II 985 x6 CPU.
      Hope this helped?
      John

Question 3

why i cant use this ram ?

Accepted Answer

Ivan

That's kinda a hard question! We need a lot more info about your motherboard!

It maybe because it's not compatible with the motherboard.
You need to check out the motherboards manual and get the specs. for the memory.

If you could provide me with the specs or at least the brand and model of the motherboard I might be able to help you more!

Question 4

will it be compatible with a HP p6754y?

Accepted Answer

No. Your systems uses DDR3 memory. This product is DDR2. There is actually cheaper options for you from the same brand. Just modify your search, here on newegg, to only see DDR3 memory. There is a selection for that on the left side, when searching for memory.

Question 5

On installation of this memory on my new ASUS Desktop, I discovered that each module, although rated as 2 GB only display as 1GB, meaning that I only have 4GB of memory rather than 8GB.

Did I miss-understand the labeling '1GBx2' on each unit? my intent  is to have 8GB  in the 4 memory slots of my ASUS MB?

Please respond and recommend an alternative or define the problem so that I can indeed achieve 8GB of memory!

Ralph Hawk
long time customer

Accepted Answer

Each module is 1GB.
2 x 1GB = 2GB total for both modules. You'll need to come up with a different combination if you must have 8GB total - there aren't any 3GB modules, AFAIK.

Question 6

Why do people still buy DDR2 memory, and also pay more for it than DDR3...?

Accepted Answer

Customers increasing memory  on  older DDR2 machines to operate better is why I buy it.

Question 7

will it be compatible with a iMac (24-inch, Early 2008) 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo?

Accepted Answer

I don't see a problem with outing that ram in there. I'm not familiar with iMacs but since intel is putting there stuff into Macs now it will be compatible. If all else fails use google. Google is my best friend

Question 8

I just want to make sure that this ram will work in my dell xps 410 ?

Accepted Answer

Tony,

Yes you are correct, this would be ideal for your Dell XPS 410.

Question 9

Will this be compatible for a "MacBookPro4,1" running Mac Os X 10.6.8?

Accepted Answer

IDK

Question 10

Will these work in my asus m2n61 ax motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Google "asus service downloads", click the first link.

Search for your motherboard manual here and see if it takes DDR2 RAM.

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