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    Is the RAM on the Dell Site 1333MHz?

    Discussion in 'Alienware 17 and M17x' started by no92stallion, Jun 29, 2010.

  1. no92stallion

    no92stallion Notebook Geek

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    Title says it all. I'd just like to make sure it's 1333 MHz before I go ahead and ask for my replacement (4+ system parts replacements, and they still haven't fixed my stuttering :rolleyes: ). Thanks!
     
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  2. daranik

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    Id like to know too???
     
    daranik, Jun 29, 2010
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    I'm hoping that they just automatically update it from 1066 MHz to 1333 MHz if your processor is capable of it. It's not like there was a big price difference before so that just seems to make sense.
     
    TigerWhistle, Jun 29, 2010
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    Yeah, it was a $40 jump from 1066 4 Gig to 1333 4 gig.
     
    Merk1b2, Jun 29, 2010
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    Websurfer Notebook Consultant

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    When you add the machine to your cart or final summary, you should see a product code: nGB1333 where "n" is the amount of RAM you configured for your system and the speed is listed after the RAM size.

    Should be 1333 speed.
     
    Websurfer, Jun 29, 2010
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