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10th Jan 2008, 04:24
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Hi, im looking at buying some more ram for my PC. I know i need DDR and looking at a 1gb stick.
My pc spec is: AMD Athlon (tm) XP 2000+, MMX, 3dnow, 1.7ghz, 256ram. (its an old machine, given to me from a friend) When buying ram what does the 400mhz and the PC3200 mean? i.e. 1GB DDR 400MHZ PC3200. What RAM will i need? Thanks</IMG> |
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10th Jan 2008, 04:28
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hello i can not help you with all the things you asked as am new to this, but if you have a look at my post "not sure" there is a link to a site on there that will help to till you what ram to get. hop-e this help a bit.
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10th Jan 2008, 04:53
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the website is crucial.com, run their scan and they'll tell you
if you have pc3200, thats what you should be looking for, but the scan will tell you
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10th Jan 2008, 04:59
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unfortunately my pc isnt connected to internet yet so cannot perform any online scans. i havent opened up my computer yet so dont know what my current ram is, but do i need to buy exactly the same as whats in my computer apart from the mb/gb?
so for example... say if my ram stick says: 256mb ddr 233mhz pc2100, does that i would have to buy 1gb ddr 233mhz pc2100? or could i buy 1gb ddr 400mhz pc32000? |
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10th Jan 2008, 05:04
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hhmm well the 2100 3200 are completely different
so you would have to buy what is in your system now open it up and it should state it on a small white sticker on the stick
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