Srry not an expert in comps =D Each slot says like PC 1 PC 2 PC 3 wat do these all mean?
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PCI is where you would put a modem, NIC card, TV tuner card, etc. Graphics Cards have their own slots unless you have a Dell that dosen't allow you to put one in beside a PCI one.
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SIS 650/651 & SIS 962L are not slots, they are chips on the motherboard that control various components on or attached to the board. Mainly Graphics cards, USB ports, IDE connections etc.\nThe 3 pin connector labelled PWR_LED1 is where you connect the power light on the front of your case, usually 1xGreen & 1xWhite wire going into a black connector block. It isn't an essential part, but if you do not have it connected, the power light on the outside of your case, will not come on when the pc is working.\nTek
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No motherboard supports 40 Gigs of RAM. Not even servers with perhaps the exception of the World Enviroment Simulator in Japan.\n\nMost don't support more then 4 gigs because it's not feasible. 2 gig RAM chips are hard as hell to find and very expensive ($502 on newegg), therefore putting RAM slots that can read 2 gig chips is a cost that doesn't make any sense and has virtually no market appeal. Hence why the highest is 4 ram slots that can read 1 gig chips apiece for 4 gigs of total ram. \n\nThere are motherboards that can support more but they are very difficult to find and very expensive.
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shared means that some of your system ram is being used by your video card. how much ram is being shared is depending on your video card. (ie.32mb,64,mb and so on)
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maybe your comps broken
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Most memory sites recommend if you are installing memory with different MB ratings (512, 256, 128, etc.) the largest should go in slot # 1, the next largest in slot # 2, etc.
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Anytime you have a "dedicated" part attached to a motherboard, you're in a better position than if you didn't have it. Shared parts utilize/leech off of other things that could work more efficiently, and therefore, effectively if they were working 100%. :)
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you can't have 2 graphics card at the same time in that computer (they would confusing each other). for that purpose you need a SLI mainboard.
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No, i took my A+ certification about 6 weeks ago and the things that are a little more obscure that you might want to focus are on the slots or sockets that each chip uses. But the actual history of the computers is irrelevant. I also dont recall any questions related to anything older than a Pentium 2/pro system.
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it means just what you may think it means, that your video card uses up to 128 MB of that 512 MB.  What you want is a video card that has its own memory, otherwise your going to be lacking the full brunt of that 512 MB of memory.
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OOH, No stickers?!!?  There I dunno how you will.  Best way is to ask a computer dealer to try the RAM for you and give you the specs.\n\nOr better, try it at a friend's who's willing to help u out.
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check the maximum capability of your motherboard to upgrade RAM\ncheck the name of and number of pins your motherboard supports\ncheck whether it's sdram or ddram or sdram\ncheck how many slots it has\n\nYOU CAN NOW GO TO STAPLES AND ASK THE SALESMAN PROUDLY
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run dxdiag and it will tell you everythiing about your computer dont be scared to open your tower and get a better look @ the moutherboard to see exactly what your working with
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They are just starting to produce products for both the PCI X1 slots as well as the PCI X16 slots.\n\nexample:http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1699054&CatId=0
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Depends what you mean.. If you mean PCMCIA slots - there's only one.  There's two SODIMM memory slots and one MiniPCI slot that is usually populated by the wireless card.
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if its a motherboard that is relativley decent and you know the brand of the motherboard itself, I would suggest visiting the manufacturer's website.  Most of the websites for manufacturers will have more information on the product including online manuals.  You may find more there.
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first thing ,you must know what slot at your motherboard.If AGP,there's have 2 slot (4x or 8x). If you want to still using your AGP try ATi chipset.Now they produce the latest on AGP and they call x1k series (like x1300pro,x1600pro,x1650pro and other).There's  needed you with 8x AGP slot. If you want to take PCIe card and the slot(16x),you must change your motherboard first.PCIe card will give you the better performance.Good luck.