According to the Dell manual for Dimension 8200 the memory type is RDRAM, that is Rambus memory, which unfortunely is both expensive and hard to get. I have some experience with it since it is also used on their Power Work Station 530, which I own. Since I seem to have a crediability gap on some of the Dell forms, I urge you to check out the documentation for yourself. RDRAM is not interchangeable with DDR memory
ok i just opened up my System and pulled out the memory that i have in it i 4 PNY 128/4 RDR RIMM totaling a amount of 512
I want to upgrade my memory to 1 GB or more
and i would like to use one of the follwing memory Chips or any memory from Kigston seeing that i have a 45% off coupon for them and really want to use there hyperX product
I basically use my system to game online and really wouldlike to use one of the following
NO! You must use RDRAM (RIMMs) Rambus Inline Memory Modules. If you lookup Kingston (http://www.kingston.com you will note in their memory selector that they do not not supply memory for DelI Dimesions 8200s, neither does Cruical (http://www.crucial.com) From Cruical's site. "Unfortunately, no. RDRAM (also called Rambus) is a different type of memory technology. Systems that take RDRAM cannot take SDRAM or DDR, and vice versa. For more information, read Memory: The Next Generation."
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Posted February 7th, 2005 18:00