i want to double my pc ram but i cant find the ideal

[aggelosbaint02]

so i want to get the excactly same type of ram. When i use CPU-Z to view the memory pecs, this is what i see:

DDR3
4GB
NB frequency:2140.3
DRAM frequency 668.8
FSB DRAM: 4:20
CAS#Latency(CL): 9.0 clocks
Command rate(CR):1T


On the SPD tab i can see:
Max bandwith: PC3-10700H(667Mhz)
Manufacturer: Crucial technology
Part Number: RM51264BA
1339.16FD


how can i find a similar ram as mine



Please Keep in mind that i am a rookie in hardware

 

[gigantusmagnus]

is this a laptop? or desktop?
also your system full spec please?

 

[mangoman2000]

so i want to get the excactly same type of ram. When i use CPU-Z to view the memory pecs, this is what i see:

DDR3
4GB
NB frequency:2140.3
DRAM frequency 668.8
FSB DRAM: 4:20
CAS#Latency(CL): 9.0 clocks
Command rate(CR):1T


On the SPD tab i can see:
Max bandwith: PC3-10700H(667Mhz)
Manufacturer: Crucial technology
Part Number: RM51264BA
1339.16FD


how can i find a similar ram as mine



Please Keep in mind that i am a rookie in hardware

Responding to the thread:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3602248/double-r...

I have the same part number in my system which I am upgrading to 1866 Mhz. So I will be putting the current stick up for sale. If the author aggelosbaint02 is interested we can discuss a deal.

Mine is a cruicial tech RAM stick part number RM51264BA of 4GB, 240-pin desktop RAM currently installed on a gigabyte motherboard with timing and latency figures of 9-9-9-24.

Since aggelosbaint02 mentioned he is novice in computer parts, he may want to refer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_timings for details.

To aggelosbaint02: Email me if interested.

Cheers!!!.

MM