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drunkenfool

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:29

or direct from the manufacturer, http://www.crucial.com/


waynep

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:20

http://www.microdirect.co.uk :D < the best !


drunkenfool

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:10

www.ebuyer.com, www.aria.co.uk, www.komplett.co.uk


Stuckey

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:09

thx

any sites you would reccomand to buy ram from


drunkenfool

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:09

im guessing it will be SDRAM, but have a look!


Richie

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:09

No pentium 3's dont support DDR


drunkenfool

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:08

open up the PC (when off!), take out of of the sticks or ram and see what it says on the side. If the other slots are the same as the one you took the stick from, then it will only accept that type of RAM. My computer downstars accepts both, but not simultaneously.


Stuckey

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:08

system spes
900mhz pentium 3
128 mb ram


Richie

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:08

If you need to find out open your case, SDRAM slots are usually black/grey/beige. DDR slots will be blue.


Richie

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:07

You need to make sure your motherboard has SDRAM and DDR slots, because they are both physically different in the way they connect to the board.


drunkenfool

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:06

do you know the specs of your system? Brand of processor, speed, FSB speed etc


Stuckey

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:05

i know you cant have sdram and ddram both installed at the same time, but in a fairly modern p.c. would they both fit?


Richie

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:04

You need to make sure your motherboard supports waht ram you are buying. DDR and SDRAM are physically different.

Once its plugged in, your bios would update to tell you it knows its there, and it will work straight away.

Yes it does matter.

And no it wont, you may not see a performance increase yourself until you have quite a few programs open ect.


drunkenfool

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:04

1- yes, unless you are using a very old version of windows
2- yes, it depends on the rest of your system. What are the specs?
3 - no, it will speed things up!


Stuckey

posted on 27th Oct 03 at 14:00

if i were to upgrade my computers RAM by replacing it with 512mb SDRAM would i......

1. just plug it in and it would work staright away?
2. does it matter if i buy sdram or ddram?
3. does new ram slow down other parts of the p.c. e.h. processor

thx

[Edited on 27-10-2003 by Stuckey]