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I have a Dell 4600 Dimension Desktop and I've determined through their website and my service tag that this is the kind of memory I need.
Installed is only the original 256MB of 184-pin PC3200 memory that came with the PC and I have trouble viewing any pr0n thread with more than 60 high-quality photographs. It's time to upgrade, but I don't know where to get more. Where do you buy YOUR memory?
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Check out www.sharkyextreme.comThey have weekly updated prices on all kinds of memory. I'm sure you can find something off of there.
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memory i have used this company before on a few occasions
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www.newegg.comI buy all of my computer stuff there now. In my experience, they have some of hte best customer service around and the prices are either the best, or within a couple bucks.
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From fatwallet.com: Kingston 1GB PC 3200 400 MHz 2x512MB Dual Channel 109 AR + shipping and tax at outpost linky Scott
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Check out www.pricewatch.com and check it out. Keep away from the generic RAM, though...
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How do I find out if that's completely compatable with my system? I've listed above what I thought was all the necessary information, but I don't know if I'm supposed to use 64Mx64-bit or what "CL3" is.
For example, I don't know how to decipher the following: The components on each module include sixteen 32M x 8-bit (8M x 8-bit x 4 Bank) DDR400 SDRAM in TSOP packages.
On the parts description on the Dell site, it says I'm using part number F0596 DUAL IN-LINE MEMORY MODULE, 128(x2), 333M, 16X64, 8K, 184
A quasi-breakthrough: Dell also says that the Logical Type is 16x64 and that I use non-ECC units.
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Originally posted by infuryum:
I don't know how to decipher the following: The components on each module include sixteen 32M x 8-bit (8M x 8-bit x 4 Bank) DDR400 SDRAM in TSOP packages.
There are sixteen 32Megabyte chips on there, for a total of 512MB.
I think 4 banks is reminiscent of the old days with 30 pin ram (1 bank each, 8 bit). 72 pin was 2 bank each, and 168+ are 4 bank each (I'm guessing at least...).
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