Should i buy more memory???
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I have a:
Pentium III 600MHZ
Asus motherboard (don't sure which)
128 SD-RAM 100MHZ
and i want to add more 256 Memory.
I want it cheap and good so i picked
Micron 256 SD-RAM 100MHZ
(my motherboard doesn't accept memory with more than 100MHZ...)
I want to buy it because i think it will make my computer faster.( especially on Win XP)
For example: I have GTA 3 and it works in a "nice" speed and it enough for playing but still slow, the memory may make it work smooth or better?
Is it worth it?
Pentium III 600MHZ
Asus motherboard (don't sure which)
128 SD-RAM 100MHZ
and i want to add more 256 Memory.
I want it cheap and good so i picked
Micron 256 SD-RAM 100MHZ
(my motherboard doesn't accept memory with more than 100MHZ...)
I want to buy it because i think it will make my computer faster.( especially on Win XP)
For example: I have GTA 3 and it works in a "nice" speed and it enough for playing but still slow, the memory may make it work smooth or better?
Is it worth it?
More about : buy memory
With memory, the more the better. Even if you buy PC133 SDRAM, it should be backwards compatible with your PC100 and work at 100mhz.
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Rob
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Yeah, 128MB is just enough for Windows XP, but adding that much will help out immensely. I always recommend at least 256MB for a Windows XP system.
If you don't know what motherboard model you have, see if <A HREF="http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html" target="_new">Belarc Advisor</A> (free) can help you find out. Then, check out <A HREF="http://www.crucial.com" target="_new">Crucial.com</A> and use their memory wizard to see if you can get some good quality and low cost memory. They offer free shipping, too.
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If you don't know what motherboard model you have, see if <A HREF="http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html" target="_new">Belarc Advisor</A> (free) can help you find out. Then, check out <A HREF="http://www.crucial.com" target="_new">Crucial.com</A> and use their memory wizard to see if you can get some good quality and low cost memory. They offer free shipping, too.
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512MB is the least amount of memory I will put in any computer these days. I think this should be the minimum in all new, or even slightly old, PC's. But this doesn't apply to that PIII533 that's still running Win98se.
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