Im trying to find out how much memory i can upgrade to in my mirrus nobilis model g320 computer it's supposed to have manuel on computer but can't find it can anyone help? [email protected]

Keith, have you ever walked into a fast food restaurant, like McDonald's per se; and said, "Give me a hamburger".

And they did? Just plopped a hamburger on the counter, and there you go?

K.
We have the same problem here. Need the model number of the Nobilis desktop computer.

http://allcomprepair.com/computer_store/computerstore.htm

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joecoolvette

you have to increase your memory if you have an old computer. upgrade program you are using. are you getting all your upgrades automatically or do you have it set manuel? usually can find in startup menu

Hi,
There is nothing much that can be done to speed up the system as it can not go beyond 1GHz Processing speed, but several operating system tweaks and some hardware upgrade could make a little but notable difference.
As for Hardware, you may increase the RAM. You can upgrade memory on ECS Elitegroup Computer G320 upto a maximum of 1.0 GB (The ECS Elitegroup Computer G320 takes the PC2100 DDR SDRAM SODIMMs Memory)
Secondly, You may increase the size of PAGE FILE, uninstall unwanted software, Remove unwanted start-up items, Clean Junk Files/ Temporary files, De-fragment the Hard Disk to achieve the maximum speed and performance that EliteGroup G320 PC can give.

Hope it helps! Good Luck! Thanks for using Fixya!
CreativeTECH

- go to device manager
right click computer if your using win 7 and click properties click device manager on right side
- try to uninstall the keyboard driver and restart your system
- hope this works

The usual "suspects":

* DEL
* Enter
* F1
* F2
* F10
* F12
* ESC

Try them all.

try to see if that memory is supported with your motherboard. The memory has something to do with that problem.

Nobilis Has HEAPS OF PROBLEMS! take it to an expert computer shop and they will fix it.

which gateway essential is it?

 

With modern CD burners (with Buffer underrun protection) you can use them with almost any processor (as the main problems are commuted by the buffer underrun protection.)

you should have no problem in installing a larger HDD

and you can upgrade the memory.

if you use the Kingston configorator, telling it which machine you have,it will tell you which memory is compatible and what the maximum capacity is.

http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurator_new/models.asp?system=All&wildcard=&distributor=0&Manufacturer=GTW&FIND2.x=4&FIND2.y=4

Depending on the memory you already have you can install upto a maximum of 1GB 266MHZ DDR, and cannot see any reason for not being able to upgrade your hardrive for a bigger one, but be aware that the Operating system backup will probably be on a seperate partition on your current hardrive, unless you got an installation cd with your laptop.