Summary: I am not entirely sure of the motherboard chipset or any other hardware for that matter, but recently for my teacher I installed a pc133 128mb stick o...
Summary: is it possible to install too much ram? my computer is about three years old now, and i'm finding my daily application routine to be even more sluggis...
Summary: Does anybody know how much RAM the 542C m'board will accommodate? I believe it's a Jetway (1998). Also, do I need P66 EDO SDRAM? PNY told me that thei...
Summary: The motherboard/chipset dictates how much RAM can be used, not the CPU. You need to find the make/model of the board, then enter that info into a site...
Summary: hello you have way too much ram for m.e you need to do the things in these links about vache setting. Name: WhitPhil Date: October 28, 2002 at 09:56:...
Summary: When you keep starting new threads it makes it hard to follow where you're at. And why do you ignore advice you're given? YOU'VE GOT TOO MUCH RAM FOR...
Summary: I upgraded a lot of stuff in my old presario orginal specs were: 700 mhz celeron, 64 mb ram, 15 gb hdd, onboard video, cd drive and cd burner new spec...
Summary: @Othehill. Good point. I never thought about that part. I live in Victoria, Australia. Anyways, like you said, maybe i should wait for windows 7. Vist...
Summary: Well I assume it's the ram. I had to replace the ram THREE times before I could even boot up my computer (they sold me defective ram of the same brand...
Summary: Someone told me a long time ago in hight school that formatting too much a bad for the hard drive. He says that the more you format, the discs inside...
Summary: Thank you JimC5 for the very comprehensive answer. I have done capturing already using firewire capture from a camcorder to a PCI firewire card. HDD ...
Summary: "I have been told by a couple of techs that intalling 2 gigs of ram in some machines will slow that system down a bit." I very much doubt that. Ask th...
Summary: I had a friend that installed a processor using way too much paste and the MB went out. I can't say for sure what the cause was, but covering the bri...
Summary: Is it possible to have too much air in a case??? For instance, I have one intake fan at the front of my case(80mm?), one on the side(90mm), the cpu f...
Summary: If your CPU was new & came with a HSF, you should have gone with the thermal pad that was preinstalled on the heatsink...at least for the initial inst...
Summary: I would suggest cking your BIOS for the mem settings. Also make sure they are the same type of memory chips. I've had problems in the past using t...
Summary: Are you in the US? ........... I just noticed you wanted to spend about $50 for a video card. You WILL immediately notice the difference when you inst...
Summary: "My problem is that I hear it's not 100% accurate" There is nothing freely availible more reliable than memtest (to my knowledge). There are several i...
Summary: I'm not as familiar with Intels as I am with AMD. But, for what it's worth; The fan/ heatsink does install quite hard on the AMD processors, so I'm ...
Summary: I have windows 98SE 255mb ram, 500 mhz processor. I recently installed a 80 gig HD. Could I double my ram and processor without any software compatabi...
Summary: You have too much memory for windows 98. Max for windows 98 is 512mb. I saw a post for this same problem over in the windows 98 forum. you might wanna...
Summary: Run some of your RAM draining programs with and without your additonal 256mb RAM. Perhaps time the computer startup, time a virus scanner, load a game...
Summary: That's bad. Are you sure those were the only components that were damaged? PC133 does go to a lower speed. BUT, it's not always like that. Some PC...
Summary: First off replace the RAM !!!! Then, if the problem continue, I also think it may be the power supply! As you bought the system in a box I think it ma...
Summary: Sound like the psu gone bad and giving too much power into the system. Had that before with a 200W psu and it destroyed the controllercard of my scann...
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