What memory your motherboard can use will depend entirely on your motherboard. There is no way for someone to answer a generic question like this.
I can add a personal note that I did upgrade my dad's laptop to contain one 1GB stick as well as the 512MB it came with. Of course, I have no idea what motherboard it has (or even what manufacturer it is).
No. its alright.
Windows XP doesn't directly determine what type of memory can be used; it depends on the motherboard. If the motherboard is compatible with Windows XP and the motherboard supports this memory module, then you can use it with Windows XP.
256MB RAM, 1/4 of 1GB of RAM, is an amount of computer memory (Random Access Memory)
Im afraid this is not possible. This motherboard takes DDR and / or SD ram, not DDR2.Both SD and DDR can not be used at the same time. IMHO DDR would be the better choice.Max allowed would be 2Gb (ddr 266 or ddr 200 buffered)Max allowed is 1Gb, unbuffered.Hope this helpsBe safe
DDR or SDRAM
yes it is possible to use DDR800 on DDR667 motherboard. But to be certain please check you motherboard spec.
It supports ddr (first generation - ddr1).
These are different and unrelated terms. SATA is a bus for connecting data storage devices to a motherboard. DDR is a type of memory.
cpu
Yes, DDR 400 memory will work in that motherboard, however only at a maximum speed of 333MHz. The memory will be underclocked to the maximum speed the motherboard can handle. Be sure not to try to put in DDR2 memory, as they are physically different and will not fit.
cpu
Chipset and CPU define the type of memory.