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Jump to unread Post a CommentNow what Ram did you want to upgrade to?
If it's simply the speed issue you'd like to help out, you could try reinstalling Windows instead, before buying new RAM (As that's the best way to clear out any **** that accumulates over time).
If you'd still prefer more RAM, though, we first need to figure out what type you have. Is it a PC or a laptop? How "old" is a few years? And what processor does it have?
Basically, any and all information you could provide will help =)
If it's simply the speed issue you'd like to help out, you could try reinstalling Windows instead, before buying new RAM (As that's the best way to clear out any **** that accumulates over time).
If you'd still prefer more RAM, though, we first need to figure out what type you have. Is it a PC or a laptop? How "old" is a few years? And what processor does it have?
Basically, any and all information you could provide will help =)
hi I am talking about my pet ram here as far as I know it doesn't run on a processor or an OS it seems to run on water and grass, thanks for your assistance
I'm scared to ask but have you tried upping your RAM before?
Apparantly you can up a goat http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article145635.ece
If it's simply the speed issue you'd like to help out, you could try reinstalling Windows instead, before buying new RAM (As that's the best way to clear out any **** that accumulates over time).
If you'd still prefer more RAM, though, we first need to figure out what type you have. Is it a PC or a laptop? How "old" is a few years? And what processor does it have?
Basically, any and all information you could provide will help =)
lol what??????????
kidda prox, best thing is to take it for walks.
PS: I spotted this thread from looking at my buddy list, pretty nifty hey.
If it's simply the speed issue you'd like to help out, you could try reinstalling Windows instead, before buying new RAM (As that's the best way to clear out any **** that accumulates over time).
If you'd still prefer more RAM, though, we first need to figure out what type you have. Is it a PC or a laptop? How "old" is a few years? And what processor does it have?
Basically, any and all information you could provide will help =)
Kushan,
Good reply, but proximo just can't help himself, back with a vengence after his enforced break :thumbsup:
kidda prox, best thing is to take it for walks.
Please keep this on topic. The OP wanted assistance on upgrading his Ram not how to look after his existing one.
well you say tht......
Good reply, but proximo just can't help himself, back with a vengence after his enforced break :thumbsup:
my "enforced break" ended 2 weeks ago :)
If i can get more mileage out of my existing one by clearing out the insides and re installing windows on it and taking it for walks then i could save some money
:giggle:
If i can get more mileage out of my existing one by clearing out the insides and re installing windows on it and taking it for walks then i could save some money
Don't forget to up the voltage on it, that should help with it's speed!
thank you very much I will take your advice and see if clearing out the **** out of it helps it run faster, its days of faithful service may not yet be numbered!
If i can get more mileage out of my existing one by clearing out the insides and re installing windows on it and taking it for walks then i could save some money
As an expert ram keeper and authority on the subject, can I ask if you got it validated? If you didn't, you will need to supplement its diet with servicepacks and ensure it doesn't have any viri.
I dispute your claim based solely on the fact that you referred to them as viri and not viruses :P
Actually that's a goat, how ironic!