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high density ram for my GA-8PE800
Name: Brian Date: November 16, 2003 at 16:03:31 Pacific OS: Windows XP w/ SP1 CPU/Ram: p4 2.4ghz/768 of Ram
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I've got a gigabyte GA-8PE800 motherboard. Anyways it does this really lame thing where if your using double sided DDR ram you can only use 2 slots (out of the 3). I've got a 512 and a 256. So I want to replace the 256 with a 1024. Found a good deal online.. but it is high density. My motherboard says nothing on this subject and i'm trying to figure out if i can support high density ram. The manual says I can have a max of 2gb's of ram. That didn't help me much though.
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Name: Brian
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