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...memory installed 533 Mhz DDR2 SDRAM DIMM 240-pin Very low profile PC4300 Compact Flash Type I with 2 Expansion Sockets/Slots. You can update the graphic, by adding a better graphic card, on the ...
...memory modules to a bigger size, check your motherboard manual for supported memory speeds. You can also look at your current memory be removeing it from the socket and see what it reads on it. Its ...
...memory bigger than 2gb , can i buy a new mother board to do this need help thanks . peter actually your laptop doent support memory more than 2 gb, either you have to flash ur bios to new version so ...
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...memory immediately if you want to play games. Overall I think you are doing a good choice, if you buy a laptop with bigger CPU , you will have either to increase your budget, or to sacrifice some ...
...memory the system can support and you can afford. For Windows XP my recommendation is 512MB minimum. If you are using MS Office or doing any kind of Video or Audio recording my minimum recommendation ...
...either your RAM is too small (it needs to be at least 512 MB) or you don't have enough hard disk space (it needs at leasT 2GB for itself). So either you buy more memory or you buy a bigger hard
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