KDE-4.2?

[Eberhard Roloff]

Alan Dacey Sr. wrote:
> . . .
>>> And moreover, RAM-Chips to upgrade your machine to about 1 GB will be
>>> available on newegg.com.
>>>
>>> Kind regards
>>> Eberhard
>> There are so many variations of dram socketing that all look as if they'll
>> fit, but the key slots are moved around, that the things are very hard to
>> order blind.  I have run in to at least 4 variations so far.
>>
> . . . 
> Pull the existing RAM and google the codes on them.  You will find the type of 
> chip they are and order that kind.  Like DDR100, DDR133, SDIMM, etc
> 
> Alan
> 
Alternatively, use your motherboard manual or, take your motherboard 
model from the boot up prompt or, if anything else fails from reading 
directly from the board.

With your mobo manufacturer and model name, you can  easily look up the 
technical specs and you will know for sure, which type of RAM to choose.

Also note that within a group of RAM specifications, you can usually use 
quicker models, if yours' are not availalbe.

Ex. DDR-400 can be used for a DDR-266 spec mobo, or SDRAM-133 will fit 
for a SDRAM-100 Spec. motherboard.

NOT VICE VERSA!

Kind regards
Eberhard