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How much RAM
- Thread starter breid2138
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I have seen machines work with more RAM than the manufacturer recommendation. If nobody gives you a concrete answer you could just try and see what happens. It is unlikely that putting in too much RAM would cause any issues besides failure to boot/POST. Borrow some RAM from another machine or a friend before actually paying money for new RAM and see what happens. Updating your BIOS to the latest is a good idea before attempting.
Do you find that you are limited by your current 2GB of RAM? What OS are you using? In Win7 and XP 2GB should be sufficient for most daily tasks including surfing, downloading, watching movies, burning discs and using most productivity software. If you are doing much more than that, then a new system is probably due.
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