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Old 25th Feb 2008, 08:42
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Hey Guys,
Sorry I have not been on recently, anyhow, I admit, i'm not good at all this adding more memory.

But, I am looking to add another GB of RAM if that sounds like it's ment to? LOL

Anyhow, once i've bought it could anyone tell me how to put it in the machine? Or what I do with it? Or if I need to call an enginer out.

Thanks, sorry if my english is not good. Actually it's just the world 'enginer', I'm not good at that word.
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Old 25th Feb 2008, 10:23
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You remove the side panel on the case and slot it into the RAM bay then click it into space.

A 2 yr old could do it.
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Old 25th Feb 2008, 11:43
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Blowing some air at the RAM slot might help too if it's covered in dust.

If you tell us what the computer is and what DIMMS it currently has and what you're proposing to buy, that might help. We can find photos showing where you stick it.
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Old 25th Feb 2008, 16:49
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Quote:
Originally Posted by spot View Post
We can find photos showing where you stick it.
Hey this is a family site you know
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Old 25th Feb 2008, 16:57
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Hey this is a family site you know


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Old 25th Feb 2008, 17:34
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It was "blowing some air at the RAM slot" that needed a fig leaf draped over it, I thought.
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