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• Speed of memory - Equium A200 PSAF5E

  Hi all

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A200 - 1V0
  Model no. PSAF5E - 001003sp
  BIOS version updated to v. 2.50

  Everest Ultimate 4.5.1330 says I have 2 GB of RAM, two sticks of Samsumg DDR2-667. Also, he also says that my FSB is 133 Mhz with the correct speed of the CPU and multipier.

  The problem with the speed of the memory. It shows the capable DDR2-667 sticks and chipset, but DRAM ratio: FSB is set to 8:4 resulting in DDR2-533, in any profile of energy. The system works in configuration dual-channel 128-bit, so I lose 2144 Mbps of transfer speed.

  The chipset is identified as a website Intel Crestline-GML GL960, Everest and Toshiba show as claims the site Intel Web capable, DDR2-667 on DDR2-533.

  Link: [http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/jsp/SUPPORTSECTION/discontinuedProductPage.do?service=UK&com.broadvis ion.session.new = Yes & PRODUCT_ID = 138201]

  Link: [http://www.intel.com/products/notebook/chipsets/gl960/gl960-overview.htm]

  I have found no info motherboard or manual, so here are my questions:
  -Is it normal speed or can I expect mode DDR2-667 with this system?
  -Is the speed drop memory in dual-channel mode?
  -If I re - install the memory modules one by one and change the position could reset the values of the speed of the system?
  -Can I access any hidden BIOS settings to tweak the memory? (I have a system of Medion who hid and protected by word accessible via F11 instead of F2 BIOS mode where I can find a lot of options is not not in the normal BIOS F2)
  D ' other ideas?

  Thanks in advance. Any help would be much apreciated.

  Hello

  The laptop A200 - 1V0 supports the Chipset Mobile Intel® GL960 Express.

  Chipset Mobile Intel® GL960 Express tuning a 533 Mhz FSB (front side bus)
  http://www.Intel.com/products/Notebook/chipsets/GL960/GL960-overview.htm

  The laptop was equipped with DDR2 667 Mhz modules but due to the limitation of the FSB, the modules of memory can only run at 533 Mhz.

  All that s

• I plan to upgrade my OS to El Capitan.  What are the processor speed and memory required for the operating system works well?

  I plan to upgrade my OS to El Capitan.  What are the processor speed and memory required for the operating system works well?

  I use a processor 2.3 GHz Intel Core i5 with DDR3 4 GB 1333 MHz memory.

  My last similar attempt on another machine resulted in a very slow computer.

  Thanks, Ron

  Apple says the following:

  General requirements

  • OS X 10.6.8 or later version
  • 2 GB memory
  • 8.8 GB of available storage

  For best performance, I would say not less 4 GB and preferably 8 GB or more.

  Your i5 is well able to support properly.

  http://www.Apple.com/OSX/how-to-upgrade/#Hardware Configuration

• AMD APU Kaveri (like E555) - what speed of memory?

  Anyone know the max memory possible for Thinkpad E555 speed in a more recent double module and with BIOS configuration?

  AMD lists in some documents of different possible speeds for single SO-DIMM and SO-DIMM and dual level as single or double rank. He claims that there could be a fall to 1333 MHz even. But what is the reality for the Lenovo Thinkpads? I found no official document on this.

  There are brands (such as Kingston HyperX Impact) which have DDR3 SO-DIMM available for 1600 MHz, 1866 MHz and 2133 MHz, so that this is not offered specifficaly as being compatible with the E555.

  Everyone with more memory RAM speeds than 1600 MHz DDR3 on the E555 or a similar Thinkpad?

  Since there was not any feedback I chose a kit of 1600 MHz (Kingston HyperX). He works at the set rate - slightly overclocked - Lenovo 2x810MHz and isn't clockin until 1333 MHz as suggested documentation AMD BKDG.
  If someone could share experiences of 1866 MHz or faster RAM kits, I would be happy to know...

• Speed of memory X 51 - R2, what's the problem?

  So, from the first day my bios has read my memory speed as 1333 in the BIOS and AIDA 64. The sticks that came with the computer were SK Hynix (16 GB) and I have just recently went down and bought (16 GB) memory Corsair. I did several tests memory with Mem86 +, ePSA and also the memory Windows... Tested each stick individually and both together. Because the BIOS is locked by Alienware I have no options to adjust the voltage or frequency. Am I missing something or is capped at 1333 motherboard? The Alienware specs clearly say 1600. Thanks in advance.

  

  BeamerMT79... thx 4 the answer... its 1600 list now. I got a stick on the computer and it showed the 1600 in the bios... so I turned off and put the other stick and now it shows 1600 for both. I guess you who call the fix 1 stick?

• Speed of memory after adding memory and upgrading the video card problem.

  My XPS 410 ships in September 2007 with a Core 2 Quad (Q6600) 2.4 ghz processor and two gigs of 800 mhz DDR2 SDRAM. Recently, I added two concerts more than 800 mhz DDR2 SDRAM and replaced my GeForce 8600 GTS with a GeForce 9500 GT with 1 GB of video memory. When I started the system, all four gigabytes of memory have been recognized, but was only running at 667 mhz. Can I fix this? This means that the original memory, or the new memory is really 667 mhz DDR2 SDRAM and not the 800 mhz DDR2 SDRAM I paid for? There are other possible reasons for this?

  Hi RuralDigital,

  I will need some additional information to help you best.

  Ø you have 32 bit or 64 bit Vista?

  O do you have 667 MHz RAM in your computer?

  When you use one more memory RAM clocked with one less clocked the two Rams, RAM will run at a lower speed RAM, that means that when you install a DDR2 667 MHz and DDR2 800 MHz clock speed, maximum RAM memory will be lower among the 2 cylinders speed, i.e., 667 Mhz.

  Then I suggest you to check if the speed of the Rams is the same.

  You can also check out the link below.

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366778 (VS.85) .aspx #physical_memory_limits_windows_vista

  Please post back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem.

  Kind regards

  KarthiK TP

• What speed of memory RAM is my motherboard and processor

  I'll update my pc soon, I'm now looking for a RAM.

  I did some research and I think I should take speed 1600 mhz RAM.
  Processor: 3820 i7 or i7 3930 K
  Motherboard: Asus rampage extreme iv
  Can anyone confirm this or am I wrong?
  Thanks in advance!

  http://www.crucial.com/index.aspx

  Run the memory Advisor

• Speed of memory M6400 seems slow

  I have a BIOS A13 M6400 running.  8 GB RAM DDR3-1600 installed (4x2Go).

  I rum Memtest86 + and reports of memory is in 3 917 MB/s access.  It seems terribly slow for DDR3.  On my other units running DDR3 memory speed is closer to 8000 to 12000 MB/s.  This speed of less than 4 000 MB/s memory is more like the speeds of DDR2 ram.

  I greeted Memtest86 + to run one day on this machine with no errors of memory and without overheating.

  I have reset the BIOS to factory default... just in case.

  All four memory modules are identical to the manufacturer and the model (I'm OCD like that).

  Memtest86 + reports the bus memory clocked at 561 MHz (DDR3-1123).

  The machine is still in good working condition (or it seems that Yes) and I wish to keep to a certain extent low around computing tasks, but not if this speed memory testifies to some kinds of chip failure.

  The best, you have to get out of this system is 1066 MHz - the Core 2 Duo CPU cannot execute RAM faster than that.  If you see somewhere around 533 MHz on the memory bus, this is quite normal.

  The following generations of processor (i7) authorized operation 1333 MHz - but that is far beyond the capabilities of this older system.

• Satellite P25-s607: what speed of memory is possible?

  I'm trying in vain for a few days to find what is the max Michael for the record my p25-s607 motherboars suports, ddr 266,333,400.
  Some said that the chipset is 865 pe if it supports up to 400, some memory guaranteed compnies copatibility only up to 333.
  Were find official response to that?

  Hello

  Why do you start multiple views on the same issue?
  You asked him about it in your first assignment:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=13168

  The fact is that the chipset is 865PE and ICH5 most motherboards with this chipset can use DDR400/333/266 DIMM memory modules.
  With your first assignment you can find modules that you can use. (266 / 333 Mhz)
  I think you can also use the 400 MhZ modules.

• Speed of memory after the update of the BIOS

  Hello

  I update my BIOS today and I don't of course that my RAM memory is working properly.
  When I run CPU - Z in the "SPD" tab I see that my RAM works with 533 Mhz.
  Should we perhaps 677 Mhz?

  Sorry for my bad English.

  Are you sure that the value is now 100%?
  Have you checked before update BIOS too?

• memory supported + speed of memory in DV6-1330ej model VL060EA

  Hello

  I have this laptop for allredy of 4.5 years and its only 2 GB of ram I would like to extend his memory from what I tried to find in the web, support up to 8 GB of ram, but I don't know how fast and what type of memory I need...

  HP DV6-1330ej model VL060EA

  and all that I could find is: G.Skill 1x4Go DDR3 1066 Mhz SODIMM

  and I wonder if its any good

  Ty for the help

  Alex

  Hi @Alexkv1984

  Thank you for your request, I will do my best to be of assistance.

  Here is a link to HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment PC Maintenance and Service of Guide. Please note Chapter 4 on page 11 for a list of replacement memory modules and how to replace them.   You will notice your takes system PC2-6400, 800 MHz, DDR2.  Two 4 GB cards would give you your maximum memory of 8 GB.

  Here is a link to,HP Parts Store order web ordering tool for your convenience. You can most likely purchase the ram to a computer supply store if you prefer.

  I hope this helps.

• Speeding change memory

  IM aware that updated the memory is memory must be written to the disk before it can be used, but how do I do as usual windows 7 well do things. Its able to write about 1-5 MB of data on the disk and then rising again.

  I have a laptop HP G61 with 4 GB of RAM

  The current memory usage

  Reserved material: 98 MB

  In service: 1267 MB (with 2 browsers explore open)

  Updated the: 49 mb (I know it's not much, but I normally between 22-31 MB)

  Standby: 777 MB

  Free: 1905 mb

  I know its something little, but I want to know how to write the data to disk and why its not properly to do on its own.

  Thank you guys

  Hello

  I wish to inform you that there is nothing wrong with the memory of change to your computer.

  Updated is a memory that has been allocated by an application and then deleted from the working set of the application, usually because it has not been used for a long time. The fact that the major part of your memory is in this state means two things:

  1. some app (or several apps) attributed a lot of memory and is not actively using most of it. Often (but), it's because of a memory leak in the application.
  2. the swap file is not large enough to make the system move all this unused memory to disk.

  Please report if you encounter any problems related to Windows and we will be happy to help you further.

• Satellite Pro A100 - 828 Max memory speed

  Hello

  Can someone please tell me the max speed of memory for Satellite Pro A100-828, I'm wanting to move to the 4 GB maximum but is some sites say the maximum speed is 533 MHz while others say to 667 MHz. For example, the Toshiba site lists only memory 533 MHz under the "Compatible" Options yet other sites list 667 MHz memory as compatible.

  Thanks for your help.

  Hello

  You should check which bus (FSB) front would support.
  Install the hardware diagnostic tool like Everest home edition, and you should be able to find this value.

  If your chipset would support 667 Mhz then you can use these modules and the modules would go with 667 Mhz too.

• CQ61-319WM and AC twin memory RAM speed

  I bought the CQ61-319WM with / 3 GB or RAM.  The provided configuration is a badly matched set of a 1 GB SODIMM (A-Data) and a 2 GB SODIMM (Samsung).  According to CPU - Z 1.54, both pieces is 400 MHz (DDR2 - 800 MHz), latency CASE 6-6-6-18-24 and according to Memtest86 + 4.00, the result is speed of the RAM of 3481 MB/s using 64-bit transfers (single channel access).

  Upgrading to a configuration usually total memory dual channel results in a good Speed up, I decided to replace the 1 GB SODIMM with another 2 GB.

  I had a piece of 2 GB to another previous project, but it was a version special high speed with latency CASE of 5-5-5-18-23.  I decided that a pair of them so completely taken over would be the best that I could reach, so I bought a second piece (about 80 $ CAN) and put them in.  I've also upgraded the BIOS F.13 (and my Memtest86 + 4.10).

  The result is better, but not as good as it could be.  Reports of CPU - Z full CASE 5-5-5-18 is used and I think it's saying that the dual channel is active (or he's saying that the RAM can support double channel - I am not sure).

  Memtest 86 + (4.00 and 4.10 versions) indicate that the CASE has indeed changed to 5-5-5-18, but that access is still 64-bit (single channel) and the speed of RAM increased to 3614 MB/s.

  3614 MB/s is faster than 3481 MB/s, it is not as fast as I expect 5-5-5-18-23 memory to be if it is currently running dual channel (128-bit access).

  I believe that the BIOS has probably decided to stay "single channel" because the RAM is in a configuration that was unexpected (because the latency CASE is too fast).  However, this probably means that if I buy another piece of 'standard' 800 MHz DDR2 (CASE 6-6-6-18-24) and install it with the original Samsung RAM, it will probably run at full dual channel (128-bit).  Such a configuration should be faster than what I'm running now, despite the fact that the RAM by piece real speed is slower.

  Anyone used this RAM (2 x (2 GB, 800 MHz, CL6)) the installation program?  Can anyone confirm that the result is a configuration complete dual channel?  I can buy the RAM, but if she does not run dual channel, so it's just a waste of money.

  Note: It would certainly NOT let fall to the bottom as for two-channel to 667 MHz.  Such a decline would result in approximately 2600 MB/s even double channel speeds up access.

  I heard generally good.  Curiosity prevailed, and I bought one more piece of RAM.  This piece has been another 2 GB DDR2 800 MHz SODIMM, but this time with the same latency than the original equipment numbers (CASE 6-6-6-18-24).  I installed it with the original Samsung CQ61-319WM and speed of memory that result was exactly the same as the pair (CASE 5-5-5-18-23) faster RAM.  The computer has finished 3-pass of Memtest86 + 4.10 as the fastest pair of RAM, confirming also the speed.

  This tells me that the speed increase had nothing to do with issues of latency, and she had to come from the increase in speed of access memory (128-bit) 'Dual Channel '.

  As to why Memtest86 + 4.10 is reported as "single channel", I feel that the answer may have to do with the RAM 'Side Port' CQ61 graphics system.  According to published specifications, this computer has 128 MB GDDR2 (and memory).  It does not say how this memory is configured.  If it is the only channel (128-bit), then it could be that Memtest86 + sees.

  To confirm this, I took the pair of quick latency RAM and put it in another computer that uses an older AMD 690 chipsets, and the same pair of RAM ran in dual channel mode on the other computer, but at a lower speed of 667 MHz.  Therefore, it seems that AMD memory controllers have probably no problem with this pair of RAM running in dual channel in general.

  While nothing that I've done is quite conclusive, indicates that this computer was probably working with access memory dual channel for two configurations of 4 GB RAM I used.

  In any case, I'll leave the slower RAM in the computer because whenever I change my configuration of memory, I have to lose more than 3 hours running Memtest86 + to check it's OK.  If I did not need to get an acceleration, I will use the faster RAM later in something else.

  There might be a reason to use the best of the RAM (which is probably more recent technology and probably using a little less power), but I don't want to spend more time on this issue.

• How much memory can I mount in a Tecra M10 - 1CN?

  How much memory can I mount in a Tecra M10 - 1CN and should be in two 200 pin SO DIMM DDR2 PC2-6400 800 MHz modules

  Hello

  Expand the memory depends on the chipset of the motherboard
  The Tecra M10 supports the chipset Mobile Intel GM45 Express and this chipset DDR2 800 MHz RAM 8 GB max

  So first of all, that you can use 2 x 4 GB RAM modules, and on the other hand the speed of memory is limited to 800 MHZ.

  Even if you use faster modules i.e. 1033 Mhz FSB would clock speed to 800 Mhz so it s not worth to use faster than the DDR2 800 Mhz modules