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Low/High Density RAM
So, low density is universal right? And high density has to match the specs?
Like my folks got an older computer. It takes pc133 ram, so if I got low density, it should almost gaurenteedly work right? Cause right now it only has 64mb ram, and I was gonna bump it up to 98's max of 512mb. They just don't want a new computer for some reason...
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Re: Low/High Density RAM
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For a more specific answer, we need to know what motherboard you have.
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