Stupid nooby computer question...
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kingstons a good brand. check the book for the motherboard.
Packardbell has been out of business for years, are you sure your computer can even handle two gigs of ram.
Packardbell has been out of business for years, are you sure your computer can even handle two gigs of ram.
It is not junk! It is assorted goods with no current use.Sword_Gun wrote:Klef your asking a whole bunch of videogame players.. for girl advice.. Nice.
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Click here and enter your computer's serial number to hopefully get a detailed description of every part in your computer. I have a Gateway and this is how I found out what type of RAM I had so I could upgrade from 256MB to 512MB. Yeah, I know... it's pathetic... and what's even worse is that 512MB is my mobo's max. I can't do anything with my processor either. I'm stuck with a 1.2GHz Celeron, because my mobo is a "Kitty Hawk 1.2" or something and it can ONLY use this type of processor. I'm SO going to build my next computer...
Anyway, you want to shop at www.newegg.com for your RAM once you find out what kind you have. I can make a recommendation if you like, but again, we first need to determine the type on RAM you have.
Anyway, you want to shop at www.newegg.com for your RAM once you find out what kind you have. I can make a recommendation if you like, but again, we first need to determine the type on RAM you have.