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Computer n00b; Advice needed!
Pryvisee:
Yeah, plus you need to find what ddr version your ram is. I would think 4 years ago, probably ddr or ddr2.
And, you need to check what slot is in your computer, either agp, pci or pci-e.
Also, you need to check your PSU wattage. You have to actually have to open up your computer for this one.
Can I get the model of your system? I think it may be the one that my dad has out in the garage.
Deacon:
--- Quote from: .:ЯӢĐ - Pryvisee on December 26, 2010, 11:28:46 PM ---Yeah, plus you need to find what ddr version your ram is. I would think 4 years ago, probably ddr or ddr2.
And, you need to check what slot is in your computer, either agp, pci or pci-e.
Also, you need to check your PSU wattage. You have to actually have to open up your computer for this one.
Can I get the model of your system? I think it may be the one that my dad has out in the garage.
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um...this is me.
How do i check all that confusing alien technology?
it is a Sony Vaio MDL: VGC-RB57G
Pryvisee:
--- Quote from: Deacon(TakeBackTheRain) on December 26, 2010, 11:34:42 PM ---it is a Sony Vaio MDL: VGC-RB57G
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Seems like your max ram is 2gb. Don't know what ddr version it is though. Still googling.
Deacon:
--- Quote from: .:ЯӢĐ - Pryvisee on December 26, 2010, 11:37:25 PM ---Seems like your max ram is 2gb. Don't know what ddr version it is though. Still googling.
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why can't i get more ram?
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Pryvisee:
--- Quote from: Deacon(TakeBackTheRain) on December 26, 2010, 11:38:25 PM ---why can't i get more ram?
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Your motherboard limits it. Not sure why but all motherboards have limit on how much ram they can have in them at a time.
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