Yes, it will just run at the max speed that the motherboard supports. So if the motherboard specifies pc5300, you're going to be running the pc6400 memory which is faster than the 5300 at a lower speed. But it will work just as well as the pc5300. [thumbsuck] Might even run a bit cooler at the slower clockspeed due to higher quality etching for the pc6400 and or larger chip die sizes. [/thumbsuck]
memory sticks
It is possible to use pc3200 ddr ram in a PC designed for pc2700 ddr ram, but the pc3200 ram will only run at pc2700. If you want to fully exploit the pc3200 ram then you will have to buy a motherboard that will be able to support a speed equal to pc3200 or greater.
our brain.The Floppy Disk was used as a storage device .
You cannot put a memory card in an Iphone,they use there internal memory for storage.
Integrated, or on-board graphics chips use system RAM instead of dedicated RAM. They are usually very low power, and not suitable for gaming.
60 ns is faster than 70 ns. the smaller the speed rating, the faster the chip
Maybe. It depends on what the motherboard of the "machine" supports. Remember, too, that there are different kinds of memory, so if you just happen to have the memory sticks, they may be different kinds, and the motherboard will only support one of the kinds. (DDR, DDR2, etc.) Furthermore, if you are not using a sixty-four bit operating system, only about three gig will be available for use.
Hi, This is suneetha. We use Finalize() method in java instead of destructors. Finalize() is used to release the memory before the garabage collection takes place.
A multi size memory card reader will allow you to use multiple memory cards on one single reader, instead of buying multiple readers.
Modern psychologists prefer to use the term "working memory" instead of "short-term memory." Working memory refers to the cognitive system that temporarily holds and manipulates information to support complex cognitive tasks.
Its just a digital camera they are easier to use, and they do not use film, they use a memory card instead. You wont have to buy film.
Both the iPod nano and the shuffle use flash memory instead of a hard drive to store songs and, in the case of the nano, photos and videos as well.