i need to increase memory ram but i donot what i use.my mothere board is pentium 4 1.4mhz prosessor
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Go to www.crucial.com. They have an easy way to figure out what you need.
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use crucial.com\n\nyour ram is 2.5v
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check system requirements in the game read me file and see the size of the video ram that it needs. then check your PC VRAM, use this path " right click on you desktop > properties > settings > advanced > adapter, and read how much the memory size is. If it is less than the requirement VRAM, you have to increase the PC VRAM.
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Since you have a dell the chances are that your MB support a Pentium class processor- this would hugely upgrade your performance! See if you can find what "slot" type your processor is- infact being celeron it might be 478... Then your next step would be more memory... If you have any open slots then another 512 stick would be great. Newegg.com usually has great prices! These two components would be a great asset!
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Find out what type of ram your computer uses, DDR is Dual or Double Data Rate. SDRAM is Synchronous Dynamic RAM. Then find out the maximum it can handle. Then split the max. allowable by two and buy two boards equaling the total allowable. Also check the speed of the ram that your computer can accept (PC3200,etc.). RAM doesnt need drivers or anything else to run properly.
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Your mother board's very old, you won't see a large boost in performance by putting in new RAM I wouldn't think.  It can only up to 1.55 GB at a slower speed.\n\nFrom the source website:\n\nSYSTEM MEMORY: \n3 X  DIMM sockets \nMax. 1.55GB   PC133/VC133 non-ECC SDRAM
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You might be better off going to Crucial.com or one of the other good memory sites and letting them test your machine.  They can tell you exactly which configuration will and won't work on your motherboard.  It's possible to save a lot of money by getting an expert's advice on that.
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The RAM modules' speed must at least match the memory controller on the motherboard. You can always use faster RAM modules than required, but not slower.
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go to www.crucial.com\nthere you will be able to find out your memory type\nmost probably a small software will be downloaded\nthe execution of that small software could result in telling you the type of RAM your system can accept\nok
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Yes, absolutely.  Upgrade as much RAM as you can afford and your motherboard will let you.  RAM is one of those things that is easy to do and you will see immediate improvement.  But be wary, you must get the correct RAM!\n\nYou may want to swing by Crucial.com as they have an awesome RAM chooser (called Crucial Memory Advisor™ Tool) to make sure you are getting the correct RAM for your motherboard.\n\nhttp://www.crucial.com/index.asp
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No, you have PLENTY of RAM, it IS the CPU, look, youre using a Pentium 3, that is 1.0 GHz.  RAM does NO good if you dont have a processor that can handle the tasks.  Now, it may not be your CPU at all, maybe some recent hardware/software changes caused it, after all, you said in the past couple of weeks.  If you still want to up your processor performance, I reccomend overclocking, or upgrading to a new CPU.
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If i was you i would completely dry out everything put the new ram to one side reinstall the old ram, then if and when the PC is running go to Crucial and use there scanner to find out exactly what sort of ram you can upgrade to.
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Find out the model of your motherboard and go to http://www.kingston.com/ and enter it at the top where you see the select by manufacturer and then it will tell you which kinds of memory you can buy and from where.  The type of computer motherboard you have should be a manual which came with your computer, or ask Dell which kind of motherboard you have.
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U r using 915 chipset motherboard this chipset allocates video memory according the physical memory u have\nFor ex- for 128MB main memory the video memry is 32MB\n        for 256MB main memory the video memry is 64MB\nand so on..\nIf u inc system memory this will increase video memory also
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First, download a program called "Belarc Advisor".  It will analyze your computer quickly and give you a report of all the hardware and software installed, and it's free.  In the report, there will be a section called "Memory Modules" that describes your existing memory.  It will also tell you what kind of motherboard you have.  \n\nNext, go to the website mwave.com.  You can find the memory you need there at a great price, and if you still don't know what you need, just call them up and give them the information from Belarc Advisor and they'll help you out.  I've had excellent service consistently from this company since about 1998.\n\nWhen your memory arrives, turn your computer off and look for a slot that has the same size and shape of circuit board as your new memory.  Install your new memory next to it.  Make sure the tabs click fully into place so you'll know it's seated all the way.\n\nThat's it!\n\nDO NOT buy your memory from a retail store like Best Buy or Staples.  They will charge you well over double what you'll pay almost anywhere online.  Also, don't pay anybody more than $45 to install it, it's a super simple task and no tech has any business charging more than the minimum hourly rate for it.
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Check your motherboard at \nhttp://www.coastmemory.com and see what they recommend.  They have a fairly complete Motherboard lookup.
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The increase in ram will really only affect how memory is available for windows and other programs to use.  The increase in speed that you get is negligible.  If you want a big increase in speed then you need to upgrade the processor.