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travbrad1001

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06-01-2002 at 01:35:48 AM

I'm on my old 400mhz celeron since my motherboard and power supply on my new system are broken. Anyway, I want to upgradde the RAM on the piece of crap because it has 64MB of physical memory and is using about 60MB of virtual memory with nothing running. How do I tell what kind of RAM it is. I'm guessing it is either PC100 or PC133. How do I tell what kind it is. I took it out to see if it said on it but it didn't. So if you know please help me out.

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Crashman

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06-01-2002 at 02:27:00 AM

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Most likely it's either PC66 or PC100. You should get a 128MB stick of PC133 to put in there, because it's backwards compatable to slower speeds, and being more common than the older memory types, cheaper.

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06-01-2002 at 07:59:05 AM

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You might be able to tell by pulling the stick out and looking at it.

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