problem with ram

Discussion in 'hardware' started by mantra, Sep 11, 2008.

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  1. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    Hi
    i run xp sp2 with last update with 2 gb

    4 piece of ram S3+ pc3200/DDR400

    now on if the 4 piece is death

    the bios tells me that i have 1.5gb and now it's not stable

    what could i do?
    yes is not a new pc
    which kind of ram should i buy?
    i think i can't insert different ram ,isn't

    thanks
    really appreciate your help
     
  2. FadeAway

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  3. ggf31416

    ggf31416 Registered Member

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    If your motherboard uses DDR then it won't support DDR2. You should buy DDR400. If you buy a slower one it will slow down the other modules.
     
  4. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    thanks
    it's a p5gd1 pro asus i don't know if it supports DDR2


    but when i add ram , should i teak XP or is enough add ram , and windows xp will optimazed itself ?
     
  5. JRViejo

    JRViejo Super Moderator

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    mantra, here are the specs for your P5GD1 PRO and it uses DDR400. Just add the RAM and see how it goes before tweaking anything. FadeAway gave you the link to an excellent program, CPU-Z, that will give you lots of info on your motherboard.
     
  6. Hugger

    Hugger Registered Member

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    Mantra,
    I use an Asus P5Q-E and use 4G's of Mushkin with good results.
    Like the RAM, hate the board.
    Hugger
     
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