If money isn't an issue, get 2GB PC6400 and dump your current RAM.a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I dunno how to open it , but I'll call some computer specialists for everything ( the card, ram, PSU...)
What Ram do you recommend then? Because you said I'm having a Pc4300...
You know what RAM looks like, right?a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I want to be 100% sure that I can upgrade my ram, because I ain't gonna spend money on something I can't use.
No need to "accept" this new ram? I mean like the graph card (drivers)...Funky_Finny wrote:
You know what RAM looks like, right?a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I want to be 100% sure that I can upgrade my ram, because I ain't gonna spend money on something I can't use.
It's a long stick with little black rectangles on it.
If you open your computer and see this inside then you can just push the little pins top and bottom, pop it out, stick new stuff in.
Tbh, I'd recommend you taking it to some local computer store or alike and tell them to mount good stuff they have in stock, because, with your limited knowledge, that would simply be the best boption for you.a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
No need to "accept" this new ram? I mean like the graph card (drivers)...Funky_Finny wrote:
You know what RAM looks like, right?a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I want to be 100% sure that I can upgrade my ram, because I ain't gonna spend money on something I can't use.
It's a long stick with little black rectangles on it.
If you open your computer and see this inside then you can just push the little pins top and bottom, pop it out, stick new stuff in.
Any way, I just want to know the kind of ram is good for me. I'll let some specialist do the rest ...
You can get any DDR2 memory, and as long as it isn't PC2-3200 then it won't slow your memory clock down. Just get whatever is cheap - NOT SODIMMS, that's the only mistake you could really make.a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I dunno how to open it , but I'll call some computer specialists for everything ( the card, ram, PSU...)
What Ram do you recommend then? Because you said I'm having a Pc4300...
Ram is 99% of the time plug and play.a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
No need to "accept" this new ram? I mean like the graph card (drivers)...Funky_Finny wrote:
You know what RAM looks like, right?a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I want to be 100% sure that I can upgrade my ram, because I ain't gonna spend money on something I can't use.
It's a long stick with little black rectangles on it.
If you open your computer and see this inside then you can just push the little pins top and bottom, pop it out, stick new stuff in.
Any way, I just want to know the kind of ram is good for me. I'll let some specialist do the rest ...
Be careful, Berster... You don't know what this guy is capable of...Bertster7 wrote:
You can get any DDR2 memory, and as long as it isn't PC2-3200 then it won't slow your memory clock down. Just get whatever is cheap - NOT SODIMMS, that's the only mistake you could really make.a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I dunno how to open it , but I'll call some computer specialists for everything ( the card, ram, PSU...)
What Ram do you recommend then? Because you said I'm having a Pc4300...
Call computer specialists.... lol
Just open it up. All you need is a Phillips screwdriver, sometimes you don't even need that.
I s'pose.....Freezer7Pro wrote:
Be careful, Berster... You don't know what this guy is capable of...Bertster7 wrote:
You can get any DDR2 memory, and as long as it isn't PC2-3200 then it won't slow your memory clock down. Just get whatever is cheap - NOT SODIMMS, that's the only mistake you could really make.a_reborn_vetaran wrote:
I dunno how to open it , but I'll call some computer specialists for everything ( the card, ram, PSU...)
What Ram do you recommend then? Because you said I'm having a Pc4300...
Call computer specialists.... lol
Just open it up. All you need is a Phillips screwdriver, sometimes you don't even need that.
No offense, reborn
Just for the sake of it, how old are you?Bertster7 wrote:
I s'pose.....Freezer7Pro wrote:
Be careful, Berster... You don't know what this guy is capable of...Bertster7 wrote:
You can get any DDR2 memory, and as long as it isn't PC2-3200 then it won't slow your memory clock down. Just get whatever is cheap - NOT SODIMMS, that's the only mistake you could really make.
Call computer specialists.... lol
Just open it up. All you need is a Phillips screwdriver, sometimes you don't even need that.
No offense, reborn
It's easy though, I used to do it when I was about 10.
16... But I never ever tried to open itFreezer7Pro wrote:
Just for the sake of it, how old are you?Bertster7 wrote:
I s'pose.....Freezer7Pro wrote:
Be careful, Berster... You don't know what this guy is capable of...
No offense, reborn
It's easy though, I used to do it when I was about 10.
Last edited by a_reborn_vetaran (2007-12-31 07:32:17)
Who? Me?Freezer7Pro wrote:
Just for the sake of it, how old are you?Bertster7 wrote:
I s'pose.....Freezer7Pro wrote:
Be careful, Berster... You don't know what this guy is capable of...
No offense, reborn
It's easy though, I used to do it when I was about 10.