Everything I need matches with these memory sticks except the word "RIMM" what does that signify? Thank you
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It is special memory for the Dell Dimension 8100 for the RDRAM mother board 5E692 05E692 with the socket 423. As far as I know
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This is RamBus memory, for old computers. If you have a Dell Dimension 8100, likely this is your memory. Check what you need on crucial.com
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I first said I don't know but I would suggest you contact ASUS for a positive Answer, I did use two Memory Sticks for the 8GIOG total.
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According to "LinkTronics" in Santa Anna CA, where the Memory originally came from, the Rambuss 184 Pin PC-800 is "NON-Error Correcting".Take my advice, buy the Rambuss PC-1066, it may cost more, but you "can" tell the difference in speed...watching videos, searching,...etc.Hope this helped, good luck....
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No these are two sticks of 1 GB each. so if you 2 GB you might be having the same thing. This will not give any upgrade to you. Also for me one stick didn't work, had to throw it.
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I maxed out the memory on my machine to 16GB. In your case, I think you will have to pair the RAM up. Two 4GB sticks on slots 1 and 3, and then two 2GB sticks on slots 2 and 4. (Or it may be the other way around.) I would just make sure that the speed of the RAM are identical. In other words, the originals are 1600MHz RAM, the additional ones should also be that too.
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Both boarsd I ordered were rev 2.1, which claims to support DDR3-1333 memory. The box should say which memory types it supports though.I should mention though that I couldn't even get this board to POST, with either one I recieved. It seems to be VERY picky about your hardware configuration and would not boot no matter what I did. Your mileage may very, but just a heads up.
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I used the geekylives link to pop in the new RAM, but the system still says 1 GB. I looked at the device drivers to see if there was a way to tell the computer to look for the extra memory, but I still haven't gotten it to recognize the extra ram, although the computer is working fine.
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Definitely SODIMM. I also ordered the wrong memory based on the false description. Fortunately, I was able to return it and buy 4GB SODIMMs instead. Then again, even a quick glance at the picture would have shown the discrepancy so I guess I'm partially to blame. Sigh...
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Yes, these are 2x1 GB stick/order. And you should check your Mainboard for sure that you have 4 memory slots. Some Mainboard has only 2 slot for them. good luck!
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Mine came with one 4GB stick of Samsung RAM. I did some research and found Crucial CT51272BD160B was compatible. I picked up 8GB (2x4GB sticks) off of an eBay seller for $60, and it's been working great with the Samsung and the Crucial together.** Edited - I originally said I found Kingston TSB16D3LS1KBG/4G, which is incorrect. **
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go to crucial.com and run scan. will tell u what ram will work on your system
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I found the information on the wrong memory I ordered. It is the same description as the one you are looking at with one exception; it is sold by a different company. Point out the error in the description to Amazon and they should give you a full refund including shipping. They did me. That is, if your computer is listed in the description.
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Don't worry about matching brands, the majority of memory is made in the same factory anyways. But type, capacity and frequency do matter, those need to match.
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Yea I have read in multiple sources that it is 1 RAM slot filled with a 1 gig stick that you remove and replace with the $20 buck 2 gig stick. I'm curious how cheap these 1 gig sticks are going to go for sale for and if there is any thing a computer builder/hacker could do with all the extra EEE 1 gig sticks out there. I'm still curious why they couldn't just cost the extra $20 and come maxed out.
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Memory becomes a fanboy issue, I've never had ram fail, and have used Corsair, Crucial, Patriot, Mushkin, Kingston ... currently I'm running 4 sticks of Patriot IEM Viper 3 @2133mhz
1286274
Mine came with one 4GB stick of Samsung RAM. I did some research and found Crucial CT51272BD160B was compatible. I picked up 8GB (2x4GB sticks) off of an eBay seller for $60, and it's been working great with the Samsung and the Crucial together. ** Edited - I originally said I found Kingston TSB16D3LS1KBG/4G, which is incorrect. **
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I would think that the best answer to this question could come from an actual iMac repair person, there are times when the seller can tell you what systems the memory sticks are compatible with. If they can't provide this info drop in to your nearest BestBuy or call and ask, I'm sure you do not want to waste cash or cause damage to you computer to find it's not compatible. Also check they packaged disc or information for your Mac system online, it might point you in the right direction...best of luck!