Dell Dimension B110: Memory upgrade problem

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  I have a Dell Dimension 8200 (shipping date is 01/05/2002) which came with a FSB of 400. I've recently updated the its origianl 1.8 GHz a 2.4 GHz processor.  I understand that the 8200 with a FSB of 400 can use 800-40ns or 800-45ns memory sticks (I think that mine came with 800-45).  I intend to upgrade memory 1 GB to 4 X 512 (2GB), I installed (4 X 256).  My question is when I went to buy the 4 X 512 memory, said the pub, it could be used in a 8200 with a 2.1 GHz CPU or less.  I have a 2.4 GHz chip. Is that going to be a problem?

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  Great question!  When the Dimension 8200 was released the processor speed max was 2.1 ghz (probably why the memory you were viewing had this label).   We have updated later to the processor 2.4 ghz when it was available.  The two units came with the PC800-45 (400 mhz) memory, you should run into any problems with this memory.  Keep in mind the system supports only the RIMM modules that contain devices memory of 4, 8 or 16.  I hope this helps!

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• instructions for battery replacement dell dimension b110 say record all screens..., what the hell this means?

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• Dell dimension 5150 Cpu Upgrade help?

  Hi, I have a dell dimension 5150 3 GB of ram I currently am all an Intel Pentium d 2.8 ghz (LGA 775), and I was wondering what is the best upgrade can take my motherboard 0HJ054. Full specifications below.

  -Plug-

  TXT of CPU - Z report
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  Binary files
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  CPU - Z version 161.2

  Processors
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  Number of processors 1
  Number of threads 2

  APICs
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  Processor 0
  -Core 0
  -Wire 0 0
  -Core 1
  -0-1 wire

  Information for processors
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  Number of cores 2 (max 2)
  Number of threads 2 (max 2)
  Name Intel Pentium D 820
  Codename SmithField
  Specification Intel (r) Pentium (r) D CPU 2 .80GHz
  Package (platform ID) Socket LGA 775 (0x4)
  CPUID 4.7
  F.4 extended CPUID
  Core Stepping B0
  90 nm technology
  Basic speed 2796,3 MHz
  X FSB multiplier 14.0 x 199,7 MHz
  798,9 MHz rated Bus speed
  Stock frequency of 2800 MHz
  Instructions sets MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, EM64T
  Data L1 cache 2 x 16 KB, size 8-way line set associative, 64 bytes
  Hidden trace Kuops 2 x 12, 8-way set associative
  L2 cache 2 x 1024 KB, size 8-way line set associative, 64 bytes
  FID/VID control not

  Chipset
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  Model of motherboard 0HJ054
  Northbridge Intel i945P/PL/G/GZ Rev A2
  Southbridge Intel 82801GB (ICH7/R) Rev A1
  Memory type DDR2
  Memory size 3072 MB
  Double channels
  Frequency memory 266,3 MHz (3:4)
  Latency CASE # (CL) 4.0
  # For CASE # delay (tRCD) RAS 4
  RAS # Precharge (tRP) 4
  Cycle Time (tRAS) 12
  (TRC) Bank Cycle time 16
  Base address e/s MCHBAR 0x0FEDA0000
  E/s MCHBAR size 4096

  Memory SPD
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  DIMM # 1
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  V916764K24QAFW-E4 part number
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  The year of manufacture date week/31/06
  Number of banks 1
  64-bit data width
  Correction no
  Nominal voltage 1.80 Volts
  EPP no
  XMP no
  Timings JEDEC CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC table @ frequency
  JEDEC #1 3.0 - 3-3-8-11 to 200 MHz
  JEDEC #2 4.0 - 4-4-11-15 at 266 MHz
  JEDEC #3 5.0 - 4-4-11-15 at 266 MHz

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  Bandwidth Max PC2-6400 (400 MHz)
  Part number
  Number of banks 1
  64-bit data width
  Correction no
  Nominal voltage 1.80 Volts
  EPP no
  XMP no
  Timings JEDEC CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC table @ frequency
  JEDEC #1 4.0 - 4-4-12-16 at 266 MHz
  JEDEC #2 20 5.0 - 5-5-15 @ 333 MHz
  JEDEC #3 6.0 - 6-6-18-24 @ 400 MHz

  DIMM # 3
  SMBus address 0 x 52
  Memory type DDR2
  Regular UDIMM module format
  MOSEL manufacturer (ID) (4000000000000000)
  Size 512 MB
  Band bandwidth PC2-4300 (266 MHz) max
  V916764K24QAFW-E4 part number
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  The year of manufacture date week/31/06
  Number of banks 1
  64-bit data width
  Correction no
  Nominal voltage 1.80 Volts
  EPP no
  XMP no
  Timings JEDEC CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC table @ frequency
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  JEDEC #2 4.0 - 4-4-11-15 at 266 MHz
  JEDEC #3 5.0 - 4-4-11-15 at 266 MHz

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  XMP no
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  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/p/19436963/20053889.aspx#20053889

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  Welcome to the community.

  Please let me know the specification of the new memory sticks. If you bought this online store, please give the link.

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• Dell dimension e510 CPU upgrade

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• Dell Dimension B110

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