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[quote=David Drew;392600]What? Just buy a card & plug it in?
Cheers[/quote]
Yep pretty much! It's dead easy putting in Ram - and you can't insert it wrong...
But you do need to know what speed it that you have/your mobo is compatible with. I used to use a good website that will tell you exactly what you need - let me find it again.
(Unless you wanted to open your PC up - but it doesnt always say on the stick)
To check what memory is compatible go to [url=http://www.crucial.com/uk/store/drammemory.aspx]SDRAM, DDR2 and DDR RAM memory upgrades from Crucial.com[/url]
and click scan system. this should tell you what you can use.
[B]Maximum Memory Capacity:[/B] 4096MB
[B]Currently Installed Memory:[/B] 512MB
[B]Available Memory Slots:[/B] 3
[B]Total Memory Slots:[/B] 4
[B]Dual Channel Support:[/B] Yes
[B]CPU Manufacturer:[/B] AuthenticAMD
[B]CPU Family:[/B] AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3500+ Model 15, Stepping 2
[B]CPU Speed:[/B] 2204 MHz
<LI class="red largeread sfhover">Although the memory can be installed one module at a time, the best performance comes from using matched pairs of modules.
CCleaner is a top program, also david get rid of those toolbars in Internet explorer there no good and just bloat and advertise. If you use them then thats fair enough :).
[quote=Satch;392631]CCleaner is a top program, also david get rid of those toolbars in Internet explorer there no good and just bloat and advertise. If you use them then thats fair enough :).[/quote]
Done. All except the command bar. Use that to print etc.
Cheers Satch
Happy Landings.
David
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I'm Gavin, Pitman's son. More RAM should definitely help matters, as 512MB now days is a really small amount. I also recommend replacing McAfee with Microsoft security essentials as Satch mentioned. Most of the "security suites" like McAfee or Symantec use so much resources they borderline being called Virus's themselves!
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