Ram and Motherboard

napier48 · May 28, 2016

I have a ram stick that looks like an amd, it is one of those shorter styled ram. But the listing has it as LGA. Is this an amd ram or LGA? cause all the other ram looks different and is bigger and all the amd ram looks shorter.

the picture on newegg looks bigger and is different from my ram. model no.:kingston kvr667d2/2gr

I also have a motherboard that i bought on ebay. the seller and listing says it is ddr1, but all the other listings list it as ddr2 and the only manual i could find listed it as ddr2 as well. should I use ddr2 ram? model no,: Intel E210882 D945GCZLKR

Tenshi017 · May 28, 2016

To answer your first question, there is no ram that is amd (unless you are talking about Radeon memory) and there is definitely no LGA ram you may have gotten confused by the listing. LGA (land grid array) refers to the serface mount packaging for integrated circuits.

Next you mentioned a ram module kingston kvr667d2/2gr this is ddr2 laptop memory, unless you want to add ram to a desktop pc this ram won't work this only can go in a laptop.

Next you said you got this motherboard: Intel E210882 D945GCZLKR this board actually uses ddr1 and is socket LGA 775 I can't find much information on this board but judging by its only 10 dollars on eBay, i dont think it would be fun to use.