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    I just been reading through the manual on upgrading memory and it says it can support a maximum of 256mb memory, it has four 72-pin SIMMS. It supports 2mb up to 64 mb of memory module.



    this dont sound good if it means what i think it does will i have to get a new mother board?

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    Just hold on a bit. I'm seaching for more information about your board. Maybe you could tell me who makes that board? I think it's MSI but I'm not sure.

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    i think its PCI that made it

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    No, PCI is a type of bus and slot.

    Do you know what CPU you have?

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    is that pentium 4 CPU 1.60 Ghz

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    Originally posted by Marius24@27 October 2003 - 10:12
    I just been reading through the manual on upgrading memory and it says it can support a maximum of 256mb memory, it has four 72-pin SIMMS. It supports 2mb up to 64 mb of memory module.



    this dont sound good if it means what i think it does will i have to get a new mother board?
    Where did this information come from? Are you sure that manual is for your computer?

    It doesn't make sense that you would have SIMMS in Pentium 4 - 1.60 Ghz system.

    I still cannot identify your motherboard.

    If you open your case and look inside perhaps you could see the RAM modules. They usually have identifying stickers on them.

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    sounds bit funny here too, first u say u have pc2100, then u have 72pin simms. which im sure are pretty ancient. are u sure u have read the manaul for that board

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    It seems like some sort of lame joke. He asks for a bunch of help with conflicting information and the he disappears.

    Talk about courtesy and gratitude.

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    Either this is a computer-illiterate who is trying to work out how to upgrade his computer without any knowledge of comuters, or it's a pisstake. Either way, I don't see anything we can say being of help.

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    Originally posted by Lamsey@27 October 2003 - 15:41
    Either this is a computer-illiterate who is trying to work out how to upgrade his computer without any knowledge of comuters, or it's a pisstake. Either way, I don't see anything we can say being of help.
    im not takin the piss


    i opened the side and it looks NOTHING like the manual i kinda think thats the manual for my other pc


    Sorry to have been a problem to u guys but i dont kno f all bout hardware

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