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ok, i have a emachines computer, and i wanted to upgrade my RAM..

now it says im supposed to use 512mb pc3200 DDR DIMM memory(400mhz).

now do every stick of this specific type have the same ammount of pins?

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All DDR SDRAM DIMMs have 184 pins. You can tell a DDR module from an SDR module because the DDR ones have one "notch" among the pind, while an SDR module has two. The "pc3200" part is the speed.
 
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