Looking for RAM
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Looking for RAM
by saturn » Wed Oct 14, 2009 1:44 pm
Does anyone have any PC 3200 RAM they would part with on the Cheap?
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Upon further review, the drive I got was 250GB and not 160GB.....I'm not real good with those "number" thingies.
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Upon further review, the drive I got was 250GB and not 160GB.....I'm not real good with those "number" thingies.
-Puddles
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But wait I've Got Cheese!
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Re: Looking for RAM
by GoCanes » Thu Oct 15, 2009 9:21 am
I could look around to see if I have any... I know I have a matched pair of 1GB PC6400s, and a few notebook RAM chips as well (at least 1 PC2100 maybe 256MB and a matched pair of PC2700 probably also 256MB). If I find some PC3200, I'll post up here to let you know.
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Re: Looking for RAM
by Gorbisloth » Thu Oct 15, 2009 1:15 pm
I've got a crapton of PC4200 here at work that's just going to sit around and take up space. They are 512mb sticks. Not sure if this will help you out at all but let me know if it will.
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Re: Looking for RAM
by saturn » Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:36 pm
It is for my Aunts computer that I have no idea about. I have asked for more info and once I figure out what will fit it I will let you guys know. thanks for looking hopefully this won't take to long.
Saturn
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Upon further review, the drive I got was 250GB and not 160GB.....I'm not real good with those "number" thingies.
-Puddles
___
But wait I've Got Cheese!
______
___________________________________________________________________________
Upon further review, the drive I got was 250GB and not 160GB.....I'm not real good with those "number" thingies.
-Puddles
___
But wait I've Got Cheese!
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Re: Looking for RAM
by ]=[endo » Wed Oct 21, 2009 12:12 am
Do a google search for CPUz and download it. It's a small program that lists the CPU, Motherboard and memory info of the computer that you run it on. Use this to find out what memory is in the system.
Get the manufacturer info and the CPU/Motherboard info and then go to Crucial.com to find out the max amount of memory that motherboard will take. You should also be able find any options for different memory that will work while you're there.
I use this method when tracking down memory options. It's never failed me.
Get the manufacturer info and the CPU/Motherboard info and then go to Crucial.com to find out the max amount of memory that motherboard will take. You should also be able find any options for different memory that will work while you're there.
I use this method when tracking down memory options. It's never failed me.
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