Question 1

hi,,
is this ram compatible with ASUS P5KC motherboard ?

Accepted Answer

Check the ASUS QVL on the support page for the P5KC motherboard. QVL is the Qualified Vendors List. It will list all memory chips tested and verified to work with this MB. Plus you can use it to check the compatibility of other peripherals you might wish to add to your board.

Question 2

Will this work on the DP45SG Intel motherboard? Having a hard time finding compatible Ram for this board.

Accepted Answer

Your motherboard can use a faster memory DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) 8GB (2 x4GB) maximum

Question 3

I have an IMAC Desktop and would like to know if this RAM compatiable with mine?

Accepted Answer

this is not mac compatable

Question 4

will this work for a Vostro 230 ST?

Accepted Answer

It may work but you can use faster DDR3-1600 (PC3 12800).  4GB (2x2GB) is your max in this system.

Question 5

I own an HP CQ5814 to which I would like to add memory. Is this the correct model?  If not please recommend the right one.  Thanks

Accepted Answer

Should be fine but it isn't much of an upgrade.  You are going from 3GB to 4GB.  I would try 8GB (2x4GB) which is the standard minimum for newer systems. Just make sure it is unbuffered and non-ecc. Most desktop ram is. The other thing is if you are running windows XP or 7 32-bit version it will only use 3GB of ram total and won't be improved by this upgrade.

Question 6

Will this work with an HP/Compaq M2N68-LA motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Pat these are pretty sweet for the price, I have 4 of them running league of legends at 60 fps full graphics and its perfect. No problems at all, good luck!

Question 7

MY OLD DD3 MEMORY WAS RATED 1.9V WILL 1.5V MEMORY WORK IN MY PC?

Accepted Answer

Long answer: No.... :)
Short Answer: Look at what your motherboard can support and/or accommodate. When overclocking memory, you can bump voltage by a little to help the OC, but 1.5 to 1.9 will NOT fly. BUT, your motherboard SHOULD sense what memory you put in and usually sets correct voltages. But again, LOOK at your Mobo manual and make sure it supports this change and MAKE SURE it implements the correct settings!. Most mobos have downloadable manuals so ALWAYS do your homework and make sure ALL hardware you change in a computer is supported by the other pertinent items such as the chipsets and CPU!.

Question 8

work on a iMac ?

Accepted Answer

I am not sure, but I would suggest pulling out the current RAM stick and compare it to other RAM sticks you are considering.

Question 9

Would this work for a Compaq 6005 Pro series?

Accepted Answer

According to the memory spec for the Compaq this memory is compatible

Question 10

Is this double-sided?

Accepted Answer

it looks the same on both side , other than the fact that the ddr3 has a off center notch its looks exactly the same ,,and its great ram.

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