Hello,
I am very cautious when it comes to buying RAM for computers. I am wanting to upgrade RAM for my computer. Currently I have 6GB of RAM in my system and it can go up to 16GB of RAM. I know that I want to buy RAM for less then $300 and was thinking about buying G-skill or Kingston. I have had good luck with the Kingston brand, but I want to make sure I will be getting the most for my money.
Specifications for computer:
Motherboard Specifications, M2N78-LA (Violet) - HP Customer Care (China - English)
Which brand would be best for me? What would you suggest? I am trying to run as many virtual machines as I can while I study for my certification exams. Please let me know. Thanks. Yes, I am doing research by myself and will update you.
Why does it say this:
Four DDR2 SO-DIMM (240-pin) sockets
Supported DIMM types:
PC2-6400 (800 MHz)
PC2-5300 (667 MHz)
Upgraded Parts:
750watt power supply added
ATI Radeon 5850 graphics card
I am very cautious when it comes to buying RAM for computers. I am wanting to upgrade RAM for my computer. Currently I have 6GB of RAM in my system and it can go up to 16GB of RAM. I know that I want to buy RAM for less then $300 and was thinking about buying G-skill or Kingston. I have had good luck with the Kingston brand, but I want to make sure I will be getting the most for my money.
Specifications for computer:
Motherboard Specifications, M2N78-LA (Violet) - HP Customer Care (China - English)
Which brand would be best for me? What would you suggest? I am trying to run as many virtual machines as I can while I study for my certification exams. Please let me know. Thanks. Yes, I am doing research by myself and will update you.
Why does it say this:
Four DDR2 SO-DIMM (240-pin) sockets
Supported DIMM types:
PC2-6400 (800 MHz)
PC2-5300 (667 MHz)
Upgraded Parts:
750watt power supply added
ATI Radeon 5850 graphics card