Adding Ram,identifying existing
21 February 2006, 09:25 PM
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Adding Ram,identifying existing
Hi,
Built my computer 2 years ago and would like to put another 512 in it problem is i cant remember what i put in it,it would have been 2100,2700 dont think any higher as it was too dear at the time is it ok to stick a lump of 3200 in as this is the best value and will it just run at the speed of the other stuff thats in,looked in bios last night and saw 133 listed not sure if this was anything to do with it.
Thanks for any help
Paul
Built my computer 2 years ago and would like to put another 512 in it problem is i cant remember what i put in it,it would have been 2100,2700 dont think any higher as it was too dear at the time is it ok to stick a lump of 3200 in as this is the best value and will it just run at the speed of the other stuff thats in,looked in bios last night and saw 133 listed not sure if this was anything to do with it.
Thanks for any help
Paul
21 February 2006, 09:27 PM
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CPU-Z can identify ram right down to the chip maker - e.g. Kingston might be 'nanya' etc. Plus basic version of CPU-Z is free.
21 February 2006, 11:19 PM
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