Question:
I have a DELL DIMENSION 8200 2ghz, with 400fsb.
Your memory selector comes up with pc800 -40ns as a number of sites does, but some dont, but DELL claims the memory that came with it was pc800-45ns latency.
So I looked at one of the cards and sure enough it has pc800-45 on it.
I was going to buy 2, or a kit of 2, 512mb 40ns cards for 1gb and swap out the 2, 128mb cards in slots 1 and 2, and which you have for $324.95. These your memory selector recommended! But now that I see that it actually has 45ns cards in the machine and they are DELL supplied, I could get 2gb of the 45s at $479.95.
But you say they are not compatible. Then again if I buy the 40ns pair, would they run with the other 2, 256-45ns cards being 45ns types?
My DELL book on specifications unfortuneately doesn't say anything about latency. But the actual memory cards and some other DELL sites shows 45NS.
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Answer:
If your system currently has PC800-45 memory installed, then this
memory can also be used as your upgrade (it is also a good bit
cheaper). We recommend PC800-40 for Dimension 8200's because 90% of these machines do require the PC800-40.
Again, all of our is guaranteed compatible with your computer.
Please let me know if you have any other questions!
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