What is the largest amount of RAM that the ASUS P4SD-VX motherboard can handle; 2gb or 4gb?
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2GB is the most memory your machine can handle
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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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1 gig of ram is suffice
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Try dealram.com, it's a price search engine specializing in RAM.
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http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM
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A PC333 (PC2700) DDR RAM can be used in systems up to a FSB 666MHz.\nFor the P4V533-MX mainboard you need PC266 (PC2100) DDR RAM according\nhttp://store.yahoo.com/memx/asp4mome58.html
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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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Every motherboard has a part number, usually next to the serial number.  Copy it down, type it into Google, and it should come up with the specs of your MB including the type of memory required.
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1 MB RAM should be considered.
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I don't know specific abt your model.\nThe best way is to call Compaq Help Line and ask them for the same and they will guide you in detail.\nThe other option is goto your nearest hardware guy and ask them that you wanna upgrade your memory tell him your processor model and he will guide you very specifically.\nIf it's p3 you can go for SD and if p4 you can go for RD or DDR ram.\nGood Luck.\nDJ
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Speed and type of RAM used is dependent on the chipset used to make the mainboard. \n\nIn your case, the answer is "no way". DDR2 didn't exist back then except in a lab.
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The difference is one will not fit in the other. You need to find out what your motherboard takes and that is what you want to get. If you own a Dell or a store bought computer like that then their web page should get you straght as to what to get. Yes it does matter what you put in the damn slot and can mean improving your computers speed or slowing it down, even if you are adding more RAM. Just a little note, 2 gigs of Ram is a good idea espically if you plan to upgrade to Vista after it is released.
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Go to HP.com.On their support page you should be able to find the manual or a specs page. They will be listed by system model # or the model # of the motherboard. In either case it will give you the maximum amount of memory the system will take per memory slot. Also the memory speed. Be sure to pull the power plug before you change any internal component, especially memory. Good luck.
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http://computer.howstuffworks.com/ram.htm
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Supports up to 3GB\nhttp://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=356
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If your motherboard can handle the ram. Some motherboards have a limit and sometimes the only way is to change the mb.
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4GB is the maximum for the 32bit versions, 16GB for the 64 bit version.