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Re: [Digital BW] Computer Mechanics - upgrading RAM with XP?

2004-01-02 by Robert Zwemer

Should not be a problem. Depends on your system. Most conventional 
motherboards allow 3 dimm slots. depending on what your current 
configuration is will determine if you can save your current memory. 
There are a number of places which sell memory, do a google or froogle. 
Here is one I have used and reccomended and not heard anything but 
positive comments. You can enter your pc model etc. it returns info. on 
the type and size of memory available. http://www.memorysuppliers.com/

Bob

Lyons Cox wrote:

>I'm one of the many who, to upgrade to Photoshop CS, will have to upgrade
>the OS to XP.
>
>Since the 512 RAM was a limitation of Win98, I was wondering if people were
>upgrading their RAM at the same time?
>I've stuck other equipment into the box but haven't done a RAM upgrade yet
>and was wondering if its a simple?
>I'd like to go from 512 to 1G.  Suggestions?
>
>Thanks,
>Cleavis
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