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Can I upgrade this RAM?
I have an old computer but I need to upgrade the RAM. I have three slots available and ONE stick of Ram.
The brand name is CORSAIR and this is what's reading on the label:
CMX1024 - 3200C2
XMS3202v2.1
0611104 - 1
XMS3200 1024MB 400MHz CL2
What RAM sticks would be compatible to this and what's the largest size I can effectively install on my old PC?
2 Answers
- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
That's a 1GB stick of DDR-333 (PC 3200) (old DDR 1) memory. You need to know how much memory your motherboard can accept and what the largest module size that it can understand.
Either look up your motherboard on it's manufacturer's website or you could try something like the system scanner on Crucial's website: http://www.crucial.com/uk/systemscanner/
Of course though you don't have to buy the memory from them, you might get a better price somewhere else if you shop around.
- 8 years ago
find out what motherboard you have and check the specs online. there you will find the fastest ram the board will support without you having to change stuff in the bios. also the specs will say how much ram you can install