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I have an ACER aspire 5733. It came with both memory slots filled, one DIMM0 with a Kingston DDR3 1024mb PC3-10700 (667 MHz) and the other, DIMM1 with a Kingston DDR3 4096 MBytes PC3-10700 (667 MHz).
I'd like to replace the smaller one with another 4gb stick so that it performs a little better, and is more likely to cope with Windows 10, but I can't work out how to idenitfy the right one to buy.
Which specification is most important to match. Is the Mhz important ? Some UK sites don't quote a mhz number on what seem to be the right sticks. how do I work out what pin I need?
any help most welcome
Hello,
I suggest you to buy this compatible memory module (you'll need 2 units):
All processors of this model support only DDR3 800 or 1066MHz. The original memory module 1333 or 1600MHz work at 1066MHz.
Original processors:
KC.37K01.DMP | CPU.I3.370M.2.4G/3M |
KC.38K01.DMP | CPU.I3.380M.2.53G/3M/35W |
KC.48K01.DMP | CPU.I5.480M.2.66G/3M/35W |
KC.56K01.DMP | CPU.I5.560M.2.66G/3M/35W.PGA |
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Hello,
I suggest you to buy this compatible memory module (you'll need 2 units):
Corsair CM3X4GSD1066
All processors of this model support only DDR3 800 or 1066MHz. The original memory module 1333 or 1600MHz work at 1066MHz.
Original processors:
thank you for clarifying the numbers fr me and for the suggested option.
... Another one: Transcend TS512MSK64V1N - 4GB DDR3 1066 SO-DIMM