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3rd Nov 2007, 05:00
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| Will ram just find itself or do you have to do something  |
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3rd Nov 2007, 05:01
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| Nope, no drivers needed. Just plug it in Ensure your motherboard supports the type and speed though.
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3rd Nov 2007, 05:43
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| i got the same 1 that was in just 1gb insted of 512mb |
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3rd Nov 2007, 06:34
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| Yup, be fine.
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23rd Mar 2008, 05:32
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| So you dont need no drivers ? |
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23rd Mar 2008, 05:47
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| nope just stick him in
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#7
23rd Mar 2008, 06:31
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| RAM doesn't need a driver because the OS doesn't use it. the actual computer does. You will also notice this if you have a USB keyboard and you are in the BIOS screen. It works, regardless if it is installed onto the OS. It's all good. =) |
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23rd Mar 2008, 08:44
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| just plug and play ^_^ ground yourself before though better safe then sorry |
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#9
23rd Mar 2008, 08:58
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| Not entirely straighforward. The BIOS should tell you you have changed the amount of RAM and that is fine, but some PCs insist on you doing a "slow start" to check it. (ie, disable quick start in the BIOS)
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23rd Mar 2008, 13:02
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| Thanks to all.  |
