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Choosing RAM

Discussion in 'Windows OS' started by Partian Shot, Dec 7, 2007.

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  1. Partian Shot Newcomer, in training

    Okay I need to replace my RAM...can anyone give me advice on how to find the right type for my PC? I know how to install it it's just finding the right type I can't get...

    Thanks.
  2. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    you can go to any manufacturer website and they have a tool that you can use.

    www.crucial.com
  3. kirock Newcomer, in training

    We need specs of your pc. Well at least the motherboard, make and model.
  4. Rik Banned

  5. Partian Shot Newcomer, in training

    So...how do I find out the "specs" of my pc?
  6. Daveskater Banned

    You can download Everest Home Edition and it will tell you more than you'll ever need to know about your pc :)
  7. kirock Newcomer, in training

    I thought Everest Home Edition was discontinued a year ago, now you have to buy it? You could try cpu-z it's still free. Or you could open the side of your case and try to read the mobo name and model number off it, if you can find it. (they like to bury it in the most awkward places).
  8. Rik Banned

    Everest home edition is still free, i had someone download and use it yesterday with no problems.
  9. Partian Shot Newcomer, in training

    Okay...i've got everest...there's a lot of info here...which bits do you want?
  10. Partian Shot Newcomer, in training

    As in...which bits do I need to tell you to help me find the right RAM...?
  11. Rik Banned

    Just go to www.crucial.com and use their scanner to find out what ram you have, how much your mobo will take, and what speeds of ram it can use.
  12. kirock Newcomer, in training


    Really I'm not going insane, I swear you could search the forums here and see a post of mine a year ago about Everest home edition. I'm not disbelieving you Rik :) I'm just saying I'm not insane! LOL. I guess they reversed their decision.
  13. mhowie Newcomer, in training

    You are both right... Everest Home Edition is still free- if you can find it (rather easy)- but hasn't been updated for a couple of years and is unsupported by the author as the current Everest products are for charge.
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