Corzama

I've got 4 pc's at home, I've decided to take full notice that ram branding isn't
everything anymore, I also want to flush out present/future issue possibilities
by getting this done so if someone could help it'd be appreciated =)

I'd like to know what ram (as precisely as possible) is most compatible with
each pc (thanks in advance).

Btw.. I grabbed the data below from cpuid's wizard program. If I'm missing
something let me know, (as far as I can think you might only need the
motherboard models). oh and I'm aiming to max out the ram on xp pro 32bit
on each pc.

On another note.. I'm aware theres memory config programs to just do this
on my own but from the looks of it theres too many companies to sort out
and someone here might already know which one would be better for each pc.

(I wrote this over time ^ as I was grabbing the models off the pc's)

PS: This all started when I couldn't figure out if the PCxxxx on ram mattered
or not or how it applied to buying/installing ram, as far as I know atm the only
thing that matters is the mhz I think? ex: 667, 533, etc along with ddr1,2,3
so if someone could address that issue that'd be highly appreciated.

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PC #1 (Laptop)

Manufacturer : ASUSTeK Computer INC. (Asus)
Product : C90S

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PC #2 (Laptop)

Manufacturer : Gateway
Product : Unspecified
Version : 77.09
Model: MA7 / MT6705

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PC #3 (Desktop)

Manufacturer : ECS
Product : GF7050VT-M (Motherboard Model)

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PC #4 (Desktop)

Manufacturer : Acer
Product : WMCP78M (Motherboard Model)

Notes: nVidia nForce 720a
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Tyree

I'm not positive that I understand what you are asking but I "think" you want to max out the RAM in each PC in the listr.
If that is correct, go to Crucial and use them memory configuration utility.
http://www.crucial.com/

Corzama

Yes but also its not just about putting "any" ram into each pc, apparently brand names
aren't "everything" to just install an go. Compatibility is apparently the idea nowadays.

Each pc is prolly more compatible with a different ram company, I'd like to know which
one for each an the ram models (or urls to them?) if that makes more sense.

For example I know someone told me transcend was ideal for my c90s due to
overclocking issues (overclock mode fails on c90s) but I'm not sure which model.

wrench97

Use the configuration utility from the memory manufactures site to find compatible ram for each one, for OEM machines and laptops Crucial is usually the best and easiest to find.
For High performance like overclocking and gaming on custom built PC's Corsair or OCZ.
Corsair , Crucial , OCZ

Tyree

For your wants/needs, Crucial RAM will be fine.

Corzama

Only that all 3 of those suggested places have no suggestions for compatible ram for
the model GF7050VT-M (V1.0) made by ECS.

Someone else know who does?

grimx133

The manual has a rather slim QVL on page 13.
http://download.ecsusa.com/dlfileecs...M%20(1.0C).pdf

wrench97

Actually that board will only run a Max Speed of DDR2 667, there is DDR2 800 on the list but the board will run it at 667 speeds (333.5 x 2).

http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Pro...uID=52&LanID=9