Inconsistent Info: The product says the following: Memory Speed: 333MHz DDR2-667/PC2-5300 But the SKU says: # KVR667D2S5/1G....which according to the Kingston is a 667 MHz card...so which is it?
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I understand (from reading about DDR2 ram earlier since I'm looking at an upgrade to 2GB) that DDR2 is normally rated at double the speed of the individual chips/modules, since it uses two channels to transmit data from point A to point B. I believe I saw this in a info sheet (PDF) on Kingston's web site. I agree, it's confusing.
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Yes it will work but your particular model only supports 2GB according to the manufacturer. For the best performance you would be better off installing another 1GB Stick like this one. Kingston ValueRAM 1GB 667MHz DDR2 Non-ECC CL5 SODIMM Notebook MemoryAlso before you purchase be sure to check how many memory slots are free.
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I suggest you visit the Kingston web site and look up the proper memory for your specific computer. If it is not available, the call Kingston.
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Well, that is not necessarily true. Kits provide a matched set of memory sticks. They are measured to insure their specs are identical. This can be important if you are overclocking the memory. If you are using it at rated speeds, however, it probably doesn't matter much.
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According to the specs here http://m.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=6438770 this memory module will work. The important numbers are DDR 2 and 667MHz. PC2-5300 is just another way of saying the same thing because some manufacturers use xxxMHz and others may use PC-xxxx. My suggestion is to upgrade to 1GB.
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First you need to know what memory your machine has. You look in "about this Mac". This kit is 4 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM. If your machine uses the 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM then this memory will work in your machine. The MHz is very important... another brand might have the DDR2 but not the 667 MH. The other thing to know is what the maximum memory allowance is for your machine. Kingston does make a 2GB kit, and it's cheaper.
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Hi Pravin: I bought the Kingston 8GB 1600MHz DDR3... because I read the info and I liked the brand and I know Kingston was a good brand to purchase. It will work with your laptop and I don't see anything wrong. If you don't like it then you can always ask to return the memory.
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Like Mark Nelson I gave up and went back to the original 1gb that came in it.But here is a link from a Amazon review from someone who thinks they found the right memory for the ASUS 1005PERoy Fowler says:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=hynix+2GB&x;=17&y;=14is the link to Amazon for the RAM stick that is working fine for me...i received it from OEMPCWORLD and altho it says Hynix at Amazon the stick itself says Netlist...either way it works great! Like Mark Nelson I gave up and went back to the original 1gb that came in it.But here is a link from a Amazon review from someone who thinks they found the right memory for the ASUS 1005PERoy Fowler says:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=hynix+2GB&x;=17&y;=14is the link to Amazon for the RAM stick that is working fine for me...i received it from OEMPCWORLD and altho it says Hynix at Amazon the stick itself says... » Read More Like Mark Nelson I gave up and went back to the original 1gb that came in it.But here is a link from a Amazon review from someone who thinks they found the right memory for the ASUS 1005PERoy Fowler says:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=hynix+2GB&x;=17&y;=14is the link to Amazon for the RAM stick that is working fine for me...i received it from OEMPCWORLD and altho it says Hynix at Amazon the stick itself says Netlist...either way it works great! « Show Less
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This would actually be PC2-4300 or DDR2 4300 533.To break it down is simple--DDR=Double Data Rate----2=second generation(the first being DDR)---4300=4300K(thousand)Bytes per second (the memory stick can pick up 4.2Gigabytes of information per second.533 is the front bus speed(533Mhz).If your computer processor runs at 266MHz the Memory Sticks(also known as RAM=Random Access Memory)will Double this speed(DDR=Double Data Rate).In short,the RAM(Random Access Memory)picks up information 4.2Gb/per second--stores it until the program you are running needs the info....then retrieves more pulls it up as the program needs it. Hope this helps. This would actually be PC2-4300 or DDR2 4300 533.To break it down is simple--DDR=Double Data Rate----2=second generation(the first being DDR)---4300=4300K(thousand)Bytes per second (the memory stick can pick up 4.2Gigabytes of information per second.533 is the front bus speed(533Mhz).If your computer processor runs at 266MHz the Memory Sticks(also known as RAM=Random Access Memory)will Double this speed(DDR=Double Data Rate).In short,the RAM(Random Access Memory)picks up information 4.2Gb/per second--stores it until the program you are running needs the info....then retrieves more pulls it... » Read More This would actually be PC2-4300 or DDR2 4300 533.To break it down is simple--DDR=Double Data Rate----2=second generation(the first being DDR)---4300=4300K(thousand)Bytes per second (the memory stick can pick up 4.2Gigabytes of information per second.533 is the front bus speed(533Mhz).If your computer processor runs at 266MHz the Memory Sticks(also known as RAM=Random Access Memory)will Double this speed(DDR=Double Data Rate).In short,the RAM(Random Access Memory)picks up information 4.2Gb/per second--stores it until the program you are running needs the info....then retrieves more pulls it up as the program needs it. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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DDR2-667MHz memory is specified. The value ram from Kingston is okay BUT make positive it is NOTEBOOK not tower RAM!
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From experience, check the QVLs for both ASUS and Kingston. If it's not listed, then find one that is.
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I upgraded mine with the Corsair 4GB (1x4GB) DDR3 1333 MHz (PC3 10666) Laptop Memory (CMSO4GX3M1A1333C9). I'm sure that the equivalent Kingston product will work just as well.
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Yes, we tested all speeds of DDR2. They all worked fine. Same results with DDR3. The differences we unnoticeable. You can not use DDR3 and DDR2 at the same time. Either or.
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It's important to match your DDr's with your Bus speed. If not-- problems. Fore sample, my bus speed on my Mac Mini was 1.07 Ghz. These are 1066mhz. Did not match and computer malfunctioned. Good of answer as I can give. I don't know why the seller of these things does not write a "buyer beware:"-- warning of such hazards. Would save everyone a lot of grief. You should Goggle about buying memory for your computer before buying these.
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I got the Kingston 1333 MHz , laptop memory it also DDR 3, like the other answer here mine boots up really quick as well and have lots of services running because of this that way I added the extra memory, having couchpotato, sickbeard and recently my own usenet nbz server hosted on the qnap the extra memory is a must. If you order it with prime try to get a replacement or order the Kingston kvr1333d3s8s9/2gGood luck!
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I didn't notice the discrepancy in the description when I purchased this, but the RAM I personally received WAS pc3-14900. I actually popped the case open and double checked before responding. Though I would caution that when you see an item on Amazon, you're not always buying from the same seller that others reviewing the same product on the same page purchased from. There are lists on the right where you can find different prices and sellers. The seller I got mine from was called HighSpeed and I got exactly what I ordered. That's not to say at all that any other seller isn't going to give you the right item. Always check their feedback rating. If they have a really good one, chance are that they wouldn't still be doing business if they had been sending people other than what they paid for. I just wanted to clarify so I wasn't speaking for someone I'd never done business with. At least for my one experience with that seller, I was sent what I paid for so I would vouch for them. Hope that helps.
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Where did you get your card, It could be a counterfeit. I bought a Kingston 32GB SDHC Class 6 on Ebay recently and had the same problem, tested the card and found it ran at slower than class 2 speed so it is most likely a counterfeit as I doubt a major manufaturer would try to sell class 2 cards as class 6.