ram

[Canith]

i want to buy some new ram

can any one tell me how to check what ram fits my computer

(the only thing i know is that i am using ddr ram)

[mstormrage]

i want to buy some new ram

can any one tell me how to check what ram fits my computer

(the only thing i know is that i am using ddr ram)

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You could start by saying what computer it is... :D

[Canith]

You could start by saying what computer it is... :D

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the computer i am using is a P4-2.5G

[STDSkillz]

Need way more information than that. We need to know the name of your motherboard. You can use tools like Aida 32 to tell you what kind of motherboard you have:

 

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html

[jcrapes]

Your computer manual should also tell you what kind of RAM you need. Some motherboards are very picky at the type of RAM they use.

[metadigital]

i want to buy some new ram

can any one tell me how to check what ram fits my computer

(the only thing i know is that i am using ddr ram)

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Kingston have an online RAM assessor. Check it out; it will guide you from brand, model, etc to determine what your specs are, and even give you the competitive pricing with pricegrabber.

[Darth Vader]

You can try here too...

 

http://www.crucial.com/index.asp

[mstormrage]

You could start by saying what computer it is... :D

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the computer i am using is a P4-2.5G

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What's the FSB of your machine? It'll be something like 533 MHz or 800 MHz. If you have an 800 MHz, you will need PC-3200 DDR.

 

As others have posted, knowing who made your motherboard and the model number will go a long way towards helping us help you.

[Canith]

this is the info of my motherboard

[Darth Vader]

Looks like you have 4 slots for your ram:

2 slots for 184pin and 2 slots for 168

Check which slots you are using at the moment.

 

Have a look at this link...it should tell you different types of memory upgrades you can buy...

 

http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.asp...4VMM2&submit=Go

[Canith]

sooo, can my computer support this one??

or which company's ram will u guys suggest

 

http://www.canadacomputers.com/cc/index.ph...965ac0a0385edb6

[Canith]

??anyone can give me some advice???

[GMan2]

sooo, can my computer support this one??

or which company's ram will u guys suggest

 

http://www.canadacomputers.com/cc/index.ph...965ac0a0385edb6

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If I'm reading your specs correctly as listed here for the motherboard you show in your thumbnail picture, http://www.ecsusa.com/products/p4vmm2_v7.html Your motherboard only has two (total) Ram slots, which can hold 2 GB's of ram. And the fastest Ram you could put in there would be 333 mhz. (DDR). The ram you are looking at is 400 mhz. Your ram slots do have the 2.5 volts required for some DDR rams though....That's good!