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I need help identifying what Type of Ram this is. The board is a decade old Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe and I've been told it uses DDR2 Ram, but I think my idiot brother bought DDR3 Ram and stuck it on and broke the damn thing.

All I can identify is that it is manufactured by Kingston, that's all. Maybe  PC sage can tell just by looking at it?

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Ps, would I be able to stick any more RAM on, as there's a lot of unoccupied real estate on this board and I kind of want to see what it can be pushed to?

 

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It's DDR2. 

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13 minutes ago, BRiiTASH said:

I need help identifying what Type of Ram this is.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820134045

 

Kingston 1GB 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 667 (PC2 5300) Desktop Memory Model KVR667D2N5/1G

its 512mb  vs 1gb in the link

 

16 minutes ago, BRiiTASH said:

would I be able to stick any more RAM on

http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/ASUS/m2n-sli-deluxe

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12 minutes ago, Supercian411 said:

how can you even put ddr3 on a ddr2 mobo

I'm also wondering; they aren't backwards compatible, and the notch has been moved to prevent insertion into older slots.

 

Have a look at this to help you.

 

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Also for Samsung RAM:

http://superuser.com/questions/929434/meaning-of-last-4-digits-in-a-samsung-ram-memory-stick

DDR2 vs DDR3:

http://www.popularmemory.org/how-to-differ-ddr3-from-ddr2-memory/

 

EDIT: It indeed is a DDR2 RAM

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10 minutes ago, Supercian411 said:

how can you even put ddr3 on a ddr2 mobo

to be fair this is a thing  

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You have to try really hard to force DDR3 onto a DDR2 board. 

 

Googling the motherboard reveals that it would be DDR2 in it currently. Also the voltage spec does say 1.8V. Which would indicate stock DDR2 voltage. 

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