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I added 256 RAM, along with the 128 RAM already there. Everything worked
fine. So now I have 384 mb of RAM. Today, I added another 256 RAM, same make
and model, but my computer goes crazy. My Dell troubleshooting guide says I
can max at 768 mb and covers what needs to be done for Windows 98 and NT, but
not XP.
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Try a diffrent slot for the new memory,with a P4 board with 4 slots,1 & 3
must be the same size,with yours,try 256 in 1 & 3,put the 128 in 2.
"diegonaut" wrote:
> I added 256 RAM, along with the 128 RAM already there. Everything worked
> fine. So now I have 384 mb of RAM. Today, I added another 256 RAM, same make
> and model, but my computer goes crazy. My Dell troubleshooting guide says I
> can max at 768 mb and covers what needs to be done for Windows 98 and NT, but
> not XP.
>
> Can anyone help me please?
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In fact, I don't suggest you mix defferent size RAM in the PC, you had better
install the same memoy for stablility.
"diegonaut" wrote:
> I added 256 RAM, along with the 128 RAM already there. Everything worked
> fine. So now I have 384 mb of RAM. Today, I added another 256 RAM, same make
> and model, but my computer goes crazy. My Dell troubleshooting guide says I
> can max at 768 mb and covers what needs to be done for Windows 98 and NT, but
> not XP.
>
> Can anyone help me please?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain (More info?)
"diegonaut" wrote:
> I added 256 RAM, along with the 128 RAM already there. Everything worked
> fine. So now I have 384 mb of RAM. Today, I added another 256 RAM, same make
> and model, but my computer goes crazy. My Dell troubleshooting guide says I
> can max at 768 mb and covers what needs to be done for Windows 98 and NT, but
> not XP.
>
> Can anyone help me please?
What Dell model #?
I have an 8300 and I must install ram in "pairs"
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