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Hagger
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27th Jun 05 at 21:12   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
....without opening up my PC and checking what it says on the sticks?
Richie
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if your motherboards a goodun it will tell you the size and speed in the bios.
Hagger
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27th Jun 05 at 21:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
how do i get to the bios?
Richie
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ok ive seriously got to question why you are asking about RAM if you dont know how to get into the bios.
Hagger
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ok , what f button do i press to get into it
Richie
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will either be F2 or delete while booting.
Hagger
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quote:
Originally posted by Richie
will either be F2 or delete while booting.




SDRAM 100mhz , will 133 sticks work?
James
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Nope, well you cant mix and match, find out what yourmotherboard supports, but you cant have some 100 some 133
James
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Richie off topic what qualification was it you recently got?
Hagger
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i wanted to get two 512 sticks, dunno how to find out if it'll work on my motherboard
James
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theres no easy way to find out what your m/board supports other than reading the manual or looking it up on the internet, youll need to know what it is for the second way though

[Edited on 27-06-2005 by James]
Ally
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quote:
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Richie off topic what qualification was it you recently got?


MCSA approaching MCSE status

Comp TIA somthing as well

James
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sounds hectic ive got my CCNA and looking at doing something microsoft based
Mav 3000
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if you bought a branded pc or know the motherboard (should have a manual), google Crucial Memory and look up the exact type of memory from their website - its tip top.
Ren
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Well, really its best to match the speed of the RAM with the processor
Twiggy
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.......dont take it to PC World!!!
Russ
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quote:
Originally posted by James
Nope, well you cant mix and match, find out what yourmotherboard supports, but you cant have some 100 some 133
yes you can, but if will only work at 100 mhz if you have 1 stick of each
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quote:
Originally posted by James
Nope, well you cant mix and match, find out what yourmotherboard supports, but you cant have some 100 some 133


yes you can, but will only use the lowest mhz stick available.
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quote:
Originally posted by RussSxi
quote:
Originally posted by James
Nope, well you cant mix and match, find out what yourmotherboard supports, but you cant have some 100 some 133
yes you can, but if will only work at 100 mhz if you have 1 stick of each

sorry didnt bother reading thread
Adam-D
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Richie
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You need to make sure the memory you buy is backwards compatable.

 
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