Mem Upgrade
- Thread starter mktman
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www.pricewatch.com
Of course, from there you need to make sure the memory is compatible with the memory in your system. That's where the fun begins.
Of course, from there you need to make sure the memory is compatible with the memory in your system. That's where the fun begins.
http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp/howto/story/0,24330,3347351,00.html crucial is good, they can guide you thru what you need and it's all cheap now.
Mktman
I dont believe Crucial makes Rdram memory. If I were you my first choice would be Samsung. If they dont make the speed you need my next suggestions would either be Corsair or OCZ Technology. I'd pass on the kingston. Beware of memory sellers on pricewatch. Lots of those companies buy the chips and use their own pc boards. Lots of quality control problems. One of the most reliable and cheapest places on the net to buy computer parts is www.newegg.com
Sterling
I dont believe Crucial makes Rdram memory. If I were you my first choice would be Samsung. If they dont make the speed you need my next suggestions would either be Corsair or OCZ Technology. I'd pass on the kingston. Beware of memory sellers on pricewatch. Lots of those companies buy the chips and use their own pc boards. Lots of quality control problems. One of the most reliable and cheapest places on the net to buy computer parts is www.newegg.com
Sterling
I have 512 MB of RAM. If I went higher, what kind of improvements can I expect? Im running dual Pentium that runs at 866 MHGZ.