Which RAM for my computer?

johnnyboyrebel

TakeThis wrote: »

Forget about Crucial in this case. Too expensive. The RAM in my link is Low Density and also has a Lifetime Guarantee.

More important is why your PC is slow. It needs a clean-up.

Or just run the crucial scanner, get the exact model and size you want then find cheaper on google.

TakeThis

johnnyboyrebel wrote: »

Or just run the crucial scanner, get the exact model and size you want then find cheaper on google.

Yawn......... the Crucial Scanner does not necessarily tell you the exact model. It tells you what is compatible.

So, use CPU-Z to find out what is inside and the Crucial Scanner, if you wish, to tell you what is compatible.

johnnyboyrebel

TakeThis wrote: »

Yawn......... the Crucial Scanner does not necessarily tell you the exact model. It tells you what is compatible.

So, use CPU-Z to find out what is inside and the Crucial Scanner, if you wish, to tell you what is compatible.

I do apologise for interrupting geek chat, as you were.....

Jeez!

TakeThis

johnnyboyrebel wrote: »

I do apologise for interrupting geek chat, as you were.....

Jeez!

Whilst you may not think it important, if the user is looking for a matched pair and goes for the advice given by the tool.... I mean the Crucial Tool.

johnnyboyrebel

TakeThis wrote: »

Whilst you may not think it important, if the user is looking for a matched pair and goes for the advice given by the tool.... I mean the Crucial Tool.

? Calling me a tool, ironic...

karl-123

budget ram is recomended as the best by the best pc guys in the states

posting yout motherboard make/model would have helped

previous poster knows his stuff "well helped mate"

from a fellow enthusiast ( 10years approx )

1gb ram and a 2ghz cpu will run xp for general use

i read books by and talk to
scott mueller and carey holtzman all the time

stay cool........karl...........:T:T:eek:;):mad::beer::j:money: