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Alkers · 2005-01-12 23:06:13

How can I tell the max Ram my MB can take? It's a dell, Cheers.

12-01-2005 11:06pm

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Alkers

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How can I tell the max Ram my MB can take? It's a dell, Cheers.

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#2 12-01-2005 11:12pm

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The Dell website?

Other than that, we'll need to know the model number. I wouldn't imagine it being anything less than 1GB for a modern machine though...

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#3 12-01-2005 11:13pm

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It should say in the manual if you have it. Alternatively, SiSoftware's Sandra tells you A LOT of stuff about your hardware, including the max. RAM at "Mainboard Information" -> "Memory Controller" -> "Maximum Installable Memory".

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