Summary: There is old saying,,"if it aint broke dont fix it", Memory upgrades are problematic, there are many versions, many models, many speeds CAS 2 , CAS 3,...
Summary: I just purchased memory upgrade for my IBM 600E Thinkpad. My stupid question is that if I change the cards (ie replace the old card with the new card)...
Summary: looking for some info on memory upgrade, Currentley installed is 128 ram DDR, I have purchased a 512 stick but before I install it, i was wondering wh...
Summary: I have a hp Pavilion XT963 It has pc133 memory in it but runs at 100 The chip is 810e I think that is Intel I would like to upgrade my memory but am c...
Summary: Hello...I've been searching and searching and gettng more confused each time...I have a Dell Dimension XPS T450 which came with 128MBn and someone tol...
Summary: i am considering upgrading my ram. however i am only able to use sdram (due to incompadibility with others) my computer specs say this : -------------...
Summary: the other day i took apart my xbox and found two empty memory spots. i would like to upgrade the memory so does anybody know if i can and where i woul...
Summary: Help.. I've tried twice now to upgrade my memory adding a 512 memory stick to my motherboard, the first one seemed okay but the computor would randoml...
Summary: My motherboard supports 2 DDR (184 pin) and 2 SDR (168 pin DIMM sockets). Right now i'm using up the 2 DIMM sockets, i got one 256 MB stick and one 12...
Summary: PC3200 400 MHz memory is also referred to as PC400.With XP and 1 Gb RAM plus 256 Mb of dedicated video memory,your system has already more than enough...
Summary: I am trying to upgrade memory to 512 and I get a error that BIOS is not fully ACPI compliant. Upgrades Bios to newest version dated 5-8-2001 but can o...
Summary: From what I've always seen, paired memory modules go in like colored slots. What are you basing "the computer does not seem any faster than when i had...
Summary: Hi, I have A Dell GX-110 with 128MB PC100 RAM, I have just got 2 x 256 MB chips i put them in and it beeped not reconising the memory. I got hold of 2...
Summary: I am wanting to upgrade the memory in my computer to the maximum allowed capacity. But I do not know what type or brand would be the best?? Any recomm...
Summary: I have upgraded my memory from 512 to 2gb. System can accept 2gb. Since installation, video games are running slower??? Don't know why. Everything els...
Summary: 1)Depends how they have the slots wired. Some computers require matched pairs only since they will use eachother in a complimentry format. Other machi...
Summary: I had a 256Mb pc133 and 128Mb pc133 memory chips before upgrade and I have now changed the 128 to 512Mb pc133, I ran pcmark before and after upgrade b...
Summary: Go to http://search.dell.com/results.aspx... and select memory upgrades and follow the prompt to learn what is best for your computer! In The Matters...
Summary: Where are you seeing the "Original Setting?" If you upgraded the RAM, and the Dell system sees it, you should get (upon first POST after the upgrade)...
Summary: im looking to upgrade my RAM and i have a list of upgrades that are available for my motherboard. some of the products though say that they operate a...
Summary: Just go to crucial.com. They have god prices and you just have to put in your system and they give you memory that is guarenteed to work. Please repl...
Summary: I am running XP on AMD Athlon 1.2, FIC AZ11 MB (That can hold 1.5GB of memory). The BIOS sees all of my memory, but windows XP doesn't see it nor doe...
Summary: XP Pro's 1. XP is more stable. 2. XP is not out-dated. 3. Many holes have been patched. 4. NTFS is a much better file system. 5. Newer software will b...
Summary: I need some advice on correct memory for my machine to bring it upto 512. this is what i have: Manufacturer EMachines Model 570 Standard Memory 256M...
Summary: I have 2 256MB memory sticks with 2 open slots. I purchased a single 512MB stick same speed as originals and installed it. The system booted but aft...
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