Upgrading Netbook SODIMM

[canister_sa_puwet]

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Ask lang ko mga mazter....
My wife's netbook is Asus (K43SV-VX120) | i5 2410M, 4Gb, 500Gb, GT540m.
I'm going to upgrade it's memory to 8 gig.
Mao ni akoa nakit-an ..........Corsair vengeance SODIMM PC1600 DDR3.
Iyaa memory karon kay Hynix 2x2gig DDR3 PC1333.
Ok rba ni mga bossing?
I know nga mo downgrade ang PC1600 to PC1333.
Ask lang ko if compatible ba ni cya?

Mao ni ang netbook:

Website:ASUSTeK Computer Inc. - Notebooks- ASUS K43SV

Mao ni akoa ibutang nga SODIMM unta:

website:Vengeance®

Thanks daan mga mazter!

[canister_sa_puwet]

i found this site from crucial memory advisor tool,, where you can scan your mobo and detect what memory is compatible to your system.
Site:RAM Memory Upgrade: Dell, Mac, Apple, HP, Compaq. USB drives, SSD at Crucial.com

as i scan it with this tool,, it says that compatible memory are DDR3 1333 and DDR3 1600. ......Is this true?

[keropi]

i found this site from crucial memory advisor tool,, where you can scan your mobo and detect what memory is compatible to your system.
Site:RAM Memory Upgrade: Dell, Mac, Apple, HP, Compaq. USB drives, SSD at Crucial.com

as i scan it with this tool,, it says that compatible memory are DDR3 1333 and DDR3 1600. ......Is this true?

Dili na tinuod bro. The lappie's chipset is HM65 which does not support XMP, similar to desktop's H61 and H67. It only supports JEDEC which for those chipsets are only up to 1333.

[keropi]

Maybe it says its "COMPATIBLE" because it will downclock but it doesnt specify that it will run at that speed.

[canister_sa_puwet]

but i will run at the downclock speed of 1333. am i right sir?

Maybe it says its "COMPATIBLE" because it will downclock but it doesnt specify that it will run at that speed.

[sioti49]

mu run na siya at 1333

[keropi]

Yep, mu-run sya sa 1333 bro..

[canister_sa_puwet]

thanks......................

mu run na siya at 1333

[canister_sa_puwet]

thanks pud....................

Yep, mu-run sya sa 1333 bro..

[sotnasv]

I use to work for Crucial. It is very possible your system can be compatible with both speeds, however, it will only give you the clocking speed that your system will recognize. No harm to put in the faster speed ram, but you can save your money if you know for sure the mfg specs of the specific ram speed our system takes.