Any of add on card that can plug EDO Ram then becomes DDRam?
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EDO is obsolete. Even if there were some type of converter that would allow it to magically fit in a new motherboard, it would work painfully slow. Voltages and timing are completely wrong.\n\nEither sell it, or throw it away, IMO.
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Adaptec.  I've used their PC card firewire product, and found it works quite well.
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I bought a San Disk at Circuit City for around forty dollars which has several different slots for all kinds of memory cards. You plug it into the side of the Dell and put your memory card into the proper slot in the San Disk and you are set! It works great!!!!
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I think you answered your question without even realizing it.  You can install pc2700 ddr memory.  It is also known as DDR333.  The link is to Newegg, 512mb starts at $45 shipped.  Much cheaper than  Best Buy, Circuit City etc...\n\nSome people will tell you to only buy the expensive brands, but I have never noticed a problem with the lesser known brands.  Look for lots of reviews, it is usually a good indication of a well liked product.\n\nI would suggest checking to see if you computer will support 1gb (probably) and purchase that.  512mb is fine for WinXP but 1gb makes it hum right along.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nJust a note, you cannot use DDR2.  It is not physically the same, the slots the memory installs in are different configurations.
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Yes, these two memories have nothing to do with each other.  The DDR2 memory is controled by the motherboard and used by the OS. The memory on your vid card is controlled by the card.
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http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question175.htm\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/ram.htm
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Try RivaTuner v2.0 RC 16.1, it has a test button to see if it will support the new settings without having to over cook your card.
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Everest home edition ( which is free ) or ultimate edition. There are other utilities such as wcpuid etc but everest will suffice for the job.\n\neverest home :\n\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html\n\neverest ultimate edition :\n\nhttp://www.lavalys.com\n\nOnce you are on there home page just click on the ultimate edition image and it will take you there :)\n\nI couldnt get the URL right.\n\nOnce you have done that go to www.crucial.com and that will help you select the correct RAM for you :)
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Most Dell computers use proprietary RAM, but there are several 3rd party vendors that sell it.  Google "Dell RAM", and a large list will come up.
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go to www.crucial.com and find out
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Article on how to install memory module\n\nhttp://www.pcmech.com/byopc/step/7/...
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Yes, you can add one to a regular old PCI slot. They won't be good for gaming.\n\nI upgraded one of my computers with an Nvidia GeForce FX5200 PCI with 128 MB RAM, and it runs everything I need it to. And it is a Compaq, by the way.
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I would recommend going to http://www.crucial.com/index.asp and using their memory finder if you ever have another question like this.  They also have an auto detect memory feature (see sources) if you don't know the model number or it's a custom built computer.  Once you know, then buy it cheaper somewhere else like newegg.  Give a man a fish and all that...
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Buy a cheap NIC card ($10-15 bucks) and pop it in a PCI slot
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SODIMM is made (mostly) specifically for laptops.  SDRAM is a slightly older type of memory (PC100, PC133 anyone? :).\n\nIf you're looking to upgrade a notebook, search by the model number to find out exactly what type of ram, maximum speed, size, and slots it can accomodate.
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Here is a good site\n\nhttp://www.driverguide.com/boards/cdrom10/
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http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM