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Postby venney » Fri Feb 25, 2005 7:39 pm

Hello, i really want to buy some more ram, and i got worked up, so i did some hunting, and i found this program that lets you know what ram you have... i think. Its called CPU-Z. Heres a screen shot of the ram page
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Is this corret, this is my ram?

Id like some advice on where to get it, and of how easy it is to set up and use. so andy sites that have good prices on of the ram i need, someone who knows what there talking about please.

The link for cpu-z is
http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

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+Pcguy could you maby list this bit of software as like useful, cos i think its alot easyer than opening up the pc to check the ram.
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Postby liljim » Fri Feb 25, 2005 7:55 pm

Hey venney, that is indeed your ram. You will be shopping for DDR 333 or PC2700 (same thing) memory but giving your location, someone else will have to recommend a good place to get it.
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Postby venney » Fri Feb 25, 2005 10:10 pm

Thank you liljim, if you dont mind me asking, how did you know i needed
DDR 333 or PC2700?

Thanks again, like i said 2 any one else n e sites are apprichated :D

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Postby liljim » Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:41 pm

In your screenshot, it shows your memory running at 166 MHz, you multiply that X2 to get your actual memory speed.Doing that gives us 333 MHz which is the equivelent of PC 2700

DDR Memory

133 X 2 = 266MHz = PC2100

166 X 2 = 333MHz = PC2700

200 X 2 = 400MHz = PC3200
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