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Okay so then it should work?
Putting in the wrong type of ram will not break your pc.
Just it will be a mis-match and will not work.
But not putting the ram in right can damage the motherboard.
Look at this picture.It should help a little, and keep asking questions.
http://www.lyberty.com/encyc/articles/tech/RAM.html
That's SD not DDR.wont work.
he wont give us enough info to help.lol
It says..SD 256NM P133 (32x8, 8c) Then on the other side...A8kL lc1 4515?
Is that DDR ? i don't think so?
There should be a label on the top corner or middle of the RAM. Type in everything it says.
what's the make and model # of both computers.
The new computer i am going to get is DDR2 but the old old computer i want to try and use im not to sure but i think it is like PC......Something
I've never damaged a computer that way. They just beep or wont boot. Ken's right do the research and learn something.If you don't want to learn just give us all the specs and someone will tell you.
Your computer will not turn on or it might beep if you use the wrong RAM. But save the trouble and do some research.
I think i figured it out but if i am wrong and the memory is not the same..Will it do any damage to the new computer or will it just not recognize it?
Not usually. As stated by reaper, you cannot use ddr2 sticks in a ddr3 board, and ddr2 isn't that old. So, if you're talking about taking RAM out of a system that's years old and putting it into a new computer, you can most likely forget it. Check...
You can always go to http://www.crucial.com to use the memory scanner (Crucial System Scanner tool) so it can tell you what kind of RAM your computer has plus its speed, and what type of motherboard you have (Crucial Memory Advisor™ tool). And you...
It depends on a lot of different things.I would google Ram and start reading all the info. Great way to learn. Also look to your right at Crucial Memory Upgrades.
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- I LOVE computers!
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- At 4:08pm on November 17, 2009,
Link support said…
- Whats up?
- At 9:55am on November 15, 2009,
RadioGeek said… - Thanks for friending!
- At 9:52am on November 15, 2009,
Rex Torres said… - Download the 2008 VB and C# Express Editions here:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/
- At 9:50am on November 15, 2009,
Rex Torres said…
- Hi Ryan! Well, I started out with Visual Basic over 12 years ago. If you want to take the .NET route, I would suggest you download the .NET Express Editions from the Microsoft website... they're FREE. Join the VB or C# groups on the forum. See which language you like best; VB is easy to learn, but C# is more powerful. Currently, the demand for programmers with C# experience is very high. Go to a bookstore and buy a book to get you started. You won't regret it!
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DogReader said… - thanks for the "add"!
- At 8:46pm on November 14, 2009, Rex Torres gave Ryan Monteleone a gift…
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- At 8:46pm on November 14, 2009,
Rex Torres said…
- Hi Ryan, welcome to Geeks! So, you want to be a computer programmer, huh? Well, I'm a programmer, for real! Cool!!
- At 8:05pm on November 14, 2009,
DogReader said…
- Hi Ryan - welcome to Geeks!
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