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Dell 6400 Ram-Please help have to buy today!!!!!

  • 01-07-2007 12:27pm
    #1
    markjobrien
    Closed Accounts Posts: 70 ✭✭


    Would these spec work on the 6400

    200-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM
    Tech Spec
    Capacity 1GB
    Speed DDR2 667 (PC2 5300 5400)
    Cas Latency 4
    Voltage 1.8V
    ECC No
    Registered/Unbuffered Unbuffered
    Heat Spreader No

    Warranty Lifetime

    GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
    200 PIN Memory

    667 Mhz

    SODIMM (DUAL IN-LINE MEMORY)

    Non-ECC

    Non-Parity




    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    Brand new.

    It is well tested.

    1GB

    64 X 8 Configuration (Low Density - compatible with all Laptops)

    Non ECC

    Gold leads





    OK i checked the RAM from crucial. The RAM i posted above is from Ebay from a seller called fastmemoryman who has been recommended on this site before for RAM. The difference is for the 667mhz modules PC5300

    The difference between his RAM and the Crucial RAM is as follows:

    Cas Latency 4 VS. Cas Latency 5(from Crucial)

    Density is different think its
    64X8 VS. 128 X 6(from Crucial)

    Everthing else is identical, now would these little differences effect compatibilty. Someone out there must know.......................


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  • #2
    8T8
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,757 ✭✭✭8T8


    Is his RAM generic or simply reselling Crucial ?

    Generally I'd go with Crucial as Dell systems can be awfully picky about what RAM they work with and Crucial is always the safe bet.


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