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Posts: 4135 03-09-08 14:05 The Boss |
I am wanting to get extra memory for my comp. I have the info sheet that details: Memory Summary,
Device Locator etc but I just don't know what to look for. Can anyone help please? 
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Posts: 3670 03-09-08 16:42 Established Tree |
Download a copy of CPU-Z and run that. It will tell you what memory you have and what slots you have free
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Posts: 4136 03-09-08 17:45 The Boss |
Thanks Jane
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Posts: 2797 05-09-08 10:44 Mature Shrub |
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Posts: 4152 05-09-08 12:25 The Boss |
Whow that is fantastic Lass. Thanks
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Posts: 3980 05-09-08 18:49 Established Tree |
What a wicked scan!
Thanks for the link and Jane, thanks for the info. I have 2 gb at the mo, and can go to 4 gb for under £70. 
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Posts: 3671 05-09-08 20:20 Established Tree |
Beaver, be aware unless you are running a 64bit Windows Version, Windows won't be able to use 4Gb properly and will probably only see 2.5 or 3.0Gb of it.
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Posts: 3989 06-09-08 15:45 Established Tree |
That's interesting Jane. I've had a quick look at "about Windows" and it doesn't say anything about which 'bitrate' it is. Can
you tell me how to find out please?
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Posts: 3674 06-09-08 16:46 Established Tree |
Just right click on My Computer/Computer, and select properties and it will say x64 or 64bit if it's the 64 bit version and 32bit if it's 32bit.
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