Help With Ram

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  1. .Xander.

    .Xander. Senior Member

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    Ok here is a screen shot of my ram slots and what it can take etc....

    i was woundering if it would be ok to run 4 gig of ram just it says it supports 2gig of ram and it also says max cap. 4gig ram???

    Help and assitance would be grate.

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  2. BleuJay

    BleuJay Well-Known Member

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    ummm....well if you want to take the risk of possibly messin' up your PC, then ya you can, but if not.......
     
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    The board would probably only recognize 2gigs of the 4 so you would be wasting your money, just get a new mobo X)
     
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    if its max capasity is 4 gb then it should be able to run 4
     
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    You'd be wasting your money. Your mobo wouldnt see any more than 2 gigs of memory.
     
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    xlink GR's Tech Enthusiast

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    you'de be wasting your money, your motherboard wouldn't start up.

    nothing requires more than 2gbof ram at this moment anyway so it does not amtter.
     
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    i was just woundering if it was possible, its kl thanks for the info guys i will just stick with 2gig thanks again
     

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