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*writing that down in my 'things to remember' book

I know some things .....
the above is good advise listen to him ....

ok.. I wanna increase my RAM.. at the moment I have 512mb.. and I want to increase by at least 1gb.. anyway.. I can buy some on this site i know of.. but.. Im not sure if the one they have will fit my computer..

the one Im looking at buying is this one

KINGSTON 1GB 800MHz DDR2 NON-ECC CL6 DIMM KVR800D2N6/1G

* 1 GB DDR2 (Double Data Rate) RAM
* PC2-6400
* 800 MHz
* 240-pin
* CAS Latency: 6 ns


mine is a generic computer.. about 6 yrs old..

what I wanna know.. is there a way for me to find out what I currently have on the computer without having to open up the hard drive and taking out the existing RAM?

Best advice - i would be paying more than $20 for 1gb
bundels of about $100

4/bundle

Blondeaozichick

Your not going to like this but your system is a bit too old for a memory upgrade. Its really not going to help that much.

Being 6 years old it would most likely take PC133 or SDRAM type, the ram your reffering to is for newer systems less than 2 years old.

The only real way to tell is open up the box and take out the RAM chip. Then you'll need someone to identify the type.

sorry

Cityguy

OH CRAP!!!! are you serious!!!!! god damn it!!

thanks cityguy.. at least you saved me buying something that would have been totally useless to me!!!

--- I was quoted 100 for a meg of ram today

As if you didnt know that you had to look inside. you talk the talk...

To
Cityguy08
hot night tonight, talent out so am i
peace out brother.

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well I knew there was a BIG possibility I would have to open the hard drive.. but was wondering IF there was a way for me to find out by looking at the computer software stats that would have told me.. I don't like taking things apart.. means I have to be organised and put things in a certain place and sequence so they go back the right place ... all seems too long winded.. wanted an easier way

cusp

well that RAM I mentioned above would have cost me $35.95 including postage (AU dollars of course)

---A$100 - fitted

---sounds cheap, but dunno if I would trust .

ouch!... its so easy to do yourself tho!!..

always the best way - i also have a reaching stick purely to change the channel and to hit small children as they run past

LMFAO
Cusp isnt in Italy really!!!!! only in his heart isnt that right