Ive upped my RAM..
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hackbike 666
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Sittingduck said:
I know that,that's why it's not called memory.
PC World used to advertise like this,perhaps believing everybody was a computer bimbo.
Their adverts came across that way.
No offence to the OP intended.
3GB ram and 160GB hard drive space.I knew that.
More than my second computer which has 2GB Ram and a 3.4Ghz Processor.
Which is better than my previous number two computer which had 2GB Ram and a 1.8GHZ Processor.(Im going to use that as a jukebox)
That's a point what is your processor speed?
hackbike 666 said:I know that,that's why it's not called memory.
PC World used to advertise like this,perhaps believing everybody was a computer bimbo.
Their adverts came across that way.
No offence to the OP intended.
3GB ram and 160GB hard drive space.I knew that.
More than my second computer which has 2GB Ram and a 3.4Ghz Processor.
Which is better than my previous number two computer which had 2GB Ram and a 1.8GHZ Processor.(Im going to use that as a jukebox)
That's a point what is your processor speed?
2ghz
nigelnorris
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Depends on your OS but if you open up Windows Explorer, right click on My Computer then select Properties, there most likely going to be a System section that will tell you what you have under the hood.
HLaB
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I upped my RAM from 128mb to 1.25gb (the most it could take) and its went from "not responding" to putt, putt, we'll get therenumbnuts said:I upped my ram too from 512mb to 2gb and now it goes from "not responding"to whoosh
HLaB
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Run dxdiag it'll give you the infoyenrod said:Been trying to find this out - via crucial as I'm sure they do it BUT do you know how could get this info'..ive got it before...but just can't recall...
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peanut said:yes with more memory you will be able to think a lot more clearly and do sums more quickly and do two things at once as females do
Ha
You thought you could bury that comment and that no females would notice? 
ian turner
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Right click My Computer and select properties.
The general tab indicates what OS you have , what service pack it is using who registered the OS and at the bottom under Computer it will list the Processor and how much RAM Windows can see.
The general tab indicates what OS you have , what service pack it is using who registered the OS and at the bottom under Computer it will list the Processor and how much RAM Windows can see.
nigelnorris
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Like I said earlier, it's OS dependant. That might work for XP but certainly not Vista.ian turner said:
numbnuts
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Yenrod download CPU-Z from this site http://www.v3.co.uk/vnunet/downloads/2165608/cpu-z
it will tell you everything about you computer
it will tell you everything about you computer
wafflycat
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At least you haven't tupped your ram...
