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 Posted: Sunday April 23rd, 2006 05:33

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Can I just buy an amount and stick it in?  Is it all universal?  Does any RAM card I buy suitable for my PC?  How do I know what specs my PC needs to have to buy a particular amount of RAM?

My PC hasn't been upgraded in a long time and the slowness of 256 is annoying me.  Any other suggestions on how to speed it up short of buying a new bloody thing.



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 Posted: Sunday April 23rd, 2006 05:41

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Have you tried defragging your hard drive?

That might speed things up a bit

As for your ram, you could download CPU-X

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

and go to the memory section



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 Posted: Sunday April 23rd, 2006 05:48

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cell wrote: Have you tried defragging your hard drive?

That might speed things up a bit

As for your ram, you could download CPU-X

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

and go to the memory section


 

 

You mean I download that little thingy and it will tell me what RAM I can buy?  I've done the defrag thingy but it didn't really speed anything up that much.



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 Posted: Sunday April 23rd, 2006 05:52

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Yeah, you just need to download the program and go the memory section, the program will tell you what type of ram you are currently using



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