posted by ALP17 on Jan 01, 2008
hey there just wondering weather u can help me with my old dell dimension 4400.
i was thinking bout buying sum more ram and replacing the graphics crad but ive herd rumors that dell's cannot be upgraded and that's kinda put me off doing soo plz tell me weather this is true or not.
cheerz
Comment by ALP17, posted on Jan 01, 2008
thanx very much i recently been told that i need a 184 pin ram so i may be getting my hands on one untill i have my money for a new pc but thanx for your time cheers
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posted on Jan 01, 2008
The 4400 can support a maximum of 1GB of RAM. It only has two memory slots so in order to achieve 1GB you would need two 512MB cards. This would mean you would have to discard whatever is in the machine now.
The manual on the Dell website says this motherboard has an AGP slot so you could buy a newer AGP video card if you wish.
Here are my thoughts...it looks like this computer came with 256MB of memory and a 1.7GHz Pentium 4 processor. If you're using it for email, office applications, and Internet then buying additional RAM will not be a bad investment. I'm skeptical that a new video card is worth the money unless you're into gaming or CAD in which case you would be better off buying a new system.
I would like you to know that I'm not paid to provide any of these suggestions. It's a strange hobby I know, but I like helping when I can. Many times this type of question will not get a response on this website because there is no "solution" and very often any attempt at helping get's a poor rating. I hope if you've found this information helpful you'll rate this positively. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask. Thanks and good luck.
The manual on the Dell website says this motherboard has an AGP slot so you could buy a newer AGP video card if you wish.
Here are my thoughts...it looks like this computer came with 256MB of memory and a 1.7GHz Pentium 4 processor. If you're using it for email, office applications, and Internet then buying additional RAM will not be a bad investment. I'm skeptical that a new video card is worth the money unless you're into gaming or CAD in which case you would be better off buying a new system.
I would like you to know that I'm not paid to provide any of these suggestions. It's a strange hobby I know, but I like helping when I can. Many times this type of question will not get a response on this website because there is no "solution" and very often any attempt at helping get's a poor rating. I hope if you've found this information helpful you'll rate this positively. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask. Thanks and good luck.
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