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drax	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 19:52
	Memory Upgrade for Dell Dimension 5000, the Dell Dimension 5000 takes the PC2-3200/4200 DDR2 SDRAM DIMMs. Supports Dual Channel DDR. Memory Type, and comes installed with 256 MB (removable) of Memory. You can upgrade your Dell Dimension 5000 to up to a maximum of 4.0 GB Memory, the system has 4 sockets to install Memory, already with 256 MB (removable) standard Memory installed. For best system performance use the maximum amount of allowed Memory per slot for your system.
Andrew	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 19:19
	quote: Originally posted by Pucci1 quote: Originally posted by pow quote: Originally posted by Russ quote: Originally posted by Andrew I have 2x 1GB DDR 400 chips you can have for £25 :) that would be no use to him would it.. thought you said you worked in IT? :lol: dont work for it but sure he needs ddr 2 :P Search for the model of PC. Link i found says it uses DDR 400. I'll find the software that gives you the spec without cracking the PC open.
Corsa_Joel	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 17:15
	Need to find out what speed RAM you need
Twiggy	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 17:01
	is this any good? LINK TO RAM SHOP [Edited on 25-02-2008 by Twiggy]
Twiggy	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 16:50
	i am looking at best for £30 :lol: i am not running nasa on my comp like! Just as long as it speeds up champ manager and the flick to corsasport!
ed	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 13:38
	You're usually better off with 1gb of expensive high quality RAM than you are with lots of low grade stuff...
Pucci1	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 09:23
	quote: Originally posted by pow quote: Originally posted by Russ quote: Originally posted by Andrew I have 2x 1GB DDR 400 chips you can have for £25 :) that would be no use to him would it.. thought you said you worked in IT? :lol: dont work for it but sure he needs ddr 2 :P
pow	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 08:24
	quote: Originally posted by Russ quote: Originally posted by Andrew I have 2x 1GB DDR 400 chips you can have for £25 :) that would be no use to him would it.. thought you said you worked in IT? :lol:
Russ	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 07:58
	quote: Originally posted by Andrew I have 2x 1GB DDR 400 chips you can have for £25 :) that would be no use to him would it.. thought you said you worked in IT?
Andrew	posted on 25th Feb 08 at 04:32
	I have 2x 1GB DDR 400 chips you can have for £25 :)
drax	posted on 24th Feb 08 at 23:21
	I said check how much your motherboard can take, usable memory as in, size. not how many slots, although that helps its not enough info for you to benefit the most,
Twiggy	posted on 24th Feb 08 at 21:59
	there are 4 slotts... there is 2 free and 2 have 512 in! where is the cheapest thinks and extra 2gb.. either 1 stick or 2 1gbs?
drax	posted on 24th Feb 08 at 14:23
	DDR2 is cheap as chips at the moment, check how much you can put in your motherboard (usable memory not slots) as 4GB can go for less than £70 now
Russ	posted on 24th Feb 08 at 14:11
	yeah just stick it in the right way round and your away
Twiggy	posted on 24th Feb 08 at 13:15
	Is there any messing about or just bang it on and re-start? I remember the fitting side in college but cant remember anything else that needs doing.... I have a Dell Dimension 5000 which i have down as having DDR2 ram? :wave::wave: