what is the best memory upgrade for your computer that is on the market today?
113496
uhh, are you confusing memory with hard drive space?\n\ni dont know of many desktop/laptop machines with 10 gigabytes of memory.\n\nif you are asking for a hard disk drive then i suggest a seagate 250 gigabyte.\n\nbut the /best/ for a simple desktop/workstation is western digital raptor 150 gigabyte (or raptor-x if you wish to show off)
427894
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
1181951
no, u r in dire need of up grading. no it is honestly less to buy a new 'puter than 2 upgrade. your video card is good, its what ive got but your total mem sux. plus get 512 ram and a 1 gig slave drive. ooh im still impressed with mine and it was only  $350 new. from wally-world, i mean wal- mar, u know.
691933
memory power?\nif you mean space then defrag your harddrive\nif you mean RAM then download Ram Idle LE\nother wise buy new componants
475910
choose any modern laptop with a good amount of RAM, I suggest no less than 1GB.
27324
It all dependes on the type of ram you're looking for,\ngo to this link http://www.crucial.com/ , use the memory advisor tool, it will tell you exactly what type of memory you would need for your system. Once you have that information just go online (www.newegg.com my favorite) and order the ram you need.
179089
I really would reconsider upgrading the memory only.\n\nThe reality is that your PC is very old and needs to be upgraded.  For $100 you could buy a good used PC where the memory you're gonna buy is gonna cost around $40\n\nAnyway...you'll need:\n\nTechnology: SDRAM - non-ECC\nForm Factor: DIMM 168-PIN\nUpgrade Rule: Max 128 MB module\n\nGood luck!
239713
You have this listed under laptop, notebooks...\n\nAll you have to do is install more RAM... I assume this is what you are looking to do.  Go to Crucial Technologies... I wouldn't buy from there though, just use the system scan, they will tell you what you already have, and what is available to add.  Then either go to Tiger Direct or Comp USA.. and get some.  I just slapped some pny in mine, and it's working so much better!  Make sure you let them know it's for a laptop or notebook as well, as they are differant
234949
Did you really expect to notice an increase in speed when upgrading from 512MB to 1GB ? Answer is: you don't.\n\nOpen the Task Manager and look how much of the memory is still available.\n\nI have also an installed amount of 1GB and mostly there is 50% unused.
972409
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.
495548
have more memory installed
520485
Run the Crucial Memory Advisor - http://www.crucial.com/promo/index.asp?prog=desktop2
1177094
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.
121230
Get more memory or a better graphics card.
504708
Try PowerLeap, it's an upgrade option using your existing PCI slot board of your PC. It's an on board complete CPU+Memory.
130060
U can put the ram in as long as it has room for it. Normally computers have 2 slots. Just make sure that u have and empty slot and the new RAM is on the same frequency. Not having the same frequency will lead to a lot of system crashes. \nThere should be no trouble in putting the new one in, u will have a better performance no doubt.
94086
i dont understand your question. Memory is hardware. so if you read into what type of slot your mother baord has you can upgrade memory with that type. If you want a performance boost  you can look into what services you have on that you don't need. After obtaining a spreadsheet of the services and there function along with weather you need it or not. You can go to services and deactivate the ones you dont need. Like the one that makes the blue windows interface, that slows your computer down so much that its rediculus. You can also increase the virtual ram?\n\nOK in order to do this. You right click the My computer Icon first. Then you select preferances. Then you select the advanced Tab. Then you hit the settings tab under performance. There select the advanced tab.\n\nyou will see the virtual memory section there. Hit change.\n Under your C drive local disk you can selct custOm size.\n\nThere is an equation to give  you the best posible size depending on your processor and hard drive. It must be a hex number meaning it is dividable by 8.