It ALL DEPENDS on your current ram. Is it DDR, DDR2, DDR3, or what?
What you could do to determine what speed you currently are is:
1) download and run BelArc Advisor (from belarc.com) - that will give
you
a complete inventory of hardware and software on your system.
(It will indicate what memory bus speed it is using)
2) Give us the make/model of your system
On Oct 2, 10:31 am, Mohammad AbuShady <[email protected]> wrote:
> I think i know what your friend is talking about, i think he means the bus
> speed, and i don't think that ram could force the system to overclock, i
> believe the opposite is valid though, i don't remember the common speeds,
> but there's 667 and 800 i think, and 1088 (maybe lol) anyway, if u have a
> mother board that supports up to 800 but the rams are 667 then the system
> will run as 667, but if the opposite the ram wont speed up the system bus
> speed, and also if u have 2 ram chips with different speeds, the system will
> use the lowest speed, so i advice u to check ur system speed, not because of
> this overclock thing, it's more like to prevent the opposite.
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> On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 10:23 AM, Ka dadi <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Hi Guys...
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> > I have been using my Hp 530, running on Windows 7 86x, The specs are as
> > follows:
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> > Ram= 512, processor Speed (celeron) 1.73 Ghz,
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> > Now I wanted to upgrade it to Ram of 2Gb. A friend advised I should fast
> > check the ram speed to avoid over-clocking.
>
> > So, what is this ram speed exactly ? Will it be dangerous to put 2gb ram
> > from 512mb ?
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> > Thanks for your responses!
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