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11-07-2007, 08:05 AM
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Scotland
Posts: 121
OS: WinXp (SP2)
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Hp Ram
I Got a 512 HP RAM Stick Here, I Just Have No Idea If It's DDR, SD, DDr II So On & So Forth, How Can I Find Out Without Running About Asking Everyone If I Can Rip There Tower Open To Insert This Ram?
SiloG
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Re: Hp Ram
count the pins on the memory (both sides of the stick ) where it would make contact with the memory socket on the motherboard
184 pins = DDR 240 pins = DDR2
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