Memory compatibility check

[Tornation]

Recently I ordered an Asrock q1900m pro3. I have not yet decided what ram to put in it and would like some advice. I have a stick Kingston hyperx ddr3 (note non-low voltage) 1333mhz 4gb kicking around and was wondering whether that would get the job done. The pro3 model specifies compatibility both ddr3 and ddr3l dimms. The main reason I am concerned about it is that the asrock website says the mobo supports "dram" and the hyperx website says my ram is "sdram". Does that matter at all. 

Info:

Ram model: HX313C9F/4

Mobo: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Q1900M%20Pro3/

[Josephdalepi]

3 minutes ago, Tornation said:

Recently I ordered an Asrock q1900m pro3. I have not yet decided what ram to put in it and would like some advice. I have a stick Kingston hyperx ddr3 (note non-low voltage) 1333mhz 4gb kicking around and was wondering whether that would get the job done. The pro3 model specifies compatibility both ddr3 and ddr3l dimms. The main reason I am concerned about it is that the asrock website says the mobo supports "dram" and the hyperx website says my ram is "sdram". Does that matter at all. 

Info:

Ram model: HX313C9F/4

Mobo: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Q1900M%20Pro3/

tis ddr3

thats what matters

best would be to try to find the vendor list

[KraftDinner]

SDRAM is just Synchronous DRAM which means it synchronizes itself with the clock cycles of the processor in order to get best effeciency, in other words DRAM and SDRAM are both going to work so I wouldn't worry about it as long as it is DDR3. If you are really skeptical then contact someone at the company and make sure