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    Ram compatible?

    I have a sony vaio and it says this

    "When purchasing memory to install into the computer, select SDRAM meeting the following specifications and guidelines:


    Double Data Rate-Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (DDR-SDRAM)
    PC-3200
    400MHz "

    does that mean as long as the ram i chose meets those requirements I can install any namebrand of ram?

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    I would say so yeah, standard DDR400 PC3200 RAM is what you need.

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    Generally, as long as you don't mix different speeds and brands of RAM you will be fine. Buy reliable like crucial can help too.

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    Generic memory wont always work...

    It may be worth getting something specific to the model, just in case

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    Crucial, corsair etc. quite often have memory checkers online that will list memory that is guarenteed to be compatible with your system.

    But in general any RAM that meets that specification *should* work. Just a question of how much guarentee you want.

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    If you pardon the obvious spamage - heres such a one

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