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Reply With Quoteyes it will work. why no going with kingston?? (+- same price)
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_g...=memory+pc2700
Will this ram, http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_g...asterid=580921
work with the VIA m10000. Is it the best choice, can I use higer bandwidth?...
thanks
My motherboard stopped working today, gots to buy a new one
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Via Epia M10000, 512 PC2100, Opus 150, 8" lilly touch, 320 GB 7200 WD Caviar
yes it will work. why no going with kingston?? (+- same price)
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_g...=memory+pc2700
isn't that 333mhz, which is more than the m10000 can handle?
My OLD carputer page
My NEW carPC
Via Epia M10000, 512 PC2100, Opus 150, 8" lilly touch, 320 GB 7200 WD Caviar
Good catch....I think you're right. The Epia-M is rated for 266.
Here's a link to Kingston's memory configurator. I always buy Kingston, usually just as cheap and reliable...
EDIT: Before someone else spanks me. DDR (as I just read) is backward compatible, so you should be able to use PC2700 in a PC2100 slot. If you're going to be buying it and not using RAM you had lying around, you'd want to buy for what you need, it's probably cheaper (not always though) to buy the inferior speed RAM if its all you'll get out of it.
Kingston is your friend
that is not an issue. generally, memory that can run @ 333 MHz is more reliable running @ 266 Mhz. otherwise, there is no technical issue.Originally Posted by Moneyfink
Right, when I bought RAM for my M10000, I ended up with PC2700 because it was cheaper (same Kingston product line).
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Status: VM GTI sold, got out of the CarPC tinkering hobby, but I still think about getting back in.
I had a stick of 2700 samsung kicking about so I used it in my m10k - no problems
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