I'm trying to get information on emachines d3315. Can anyone help?
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That's not one of the most current emachines - see link below for a list of the current models.  As a current user of a W2698 emachines (Athlon XP 2600+), and a former user of an Athlon XP 1800+ from emachines (game me 2 years of good service until it went to be with the Lord) I am quite satisfied, overall, with the value you receive when you buy a PC from meachines - you get more for your money than from any other manufacturer.
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My Aunt had the same problem with her Emachine and it was the motherboard. Emachine are not the great computer.\n\nIf it is still under warrenty take it to shop and if not buy a new Dell or HP with 2gigs of ram.
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Try it here.\nhttp://store.yahoo.com/impactcomputersmiami/220807-001.html\nor just google it http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=220807-001+and+Compaq
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You'll have to open the computer and look on the memory module itself.  Look on the black chips for the brand.  Most of the time, the brands will work with other brands of memory, but with an Emachines, I would try to either match the brand or go with a 100% compatible module. \n\nI'm impressed with http://www.buymemory.com .  They are very helpful with competitive prices.
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belarc advisor is good and will provide the info, an easier way is cpu-z. i dont recall the site, but google cpu-z always brings it up first in the results list
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Support.dell.com has diagrams of the components, but they will not give you the design plans (which is what I think you are looking for)
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Try http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?product=90809&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&dest_page=softwareCategory&tool=softwareCategory&os=228
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Go on line to Compaq with your model number, and you can download the manual. Their site is a little frustrating, but worth the hassle.
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Ya, more information would be helpful\nWhat software, what operating system, etc.
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Emachines are garbage.  Cheap computers made with cheap parts.  I'm not surprised to hear you're having CD burner problems already.\n\nBe that stated, it's probably not the applications causing the problem with your drive (as I'm sure you're aware) but the drive itself.  Being that it's probably made with the same cheapness as your computer, you're probably just best off getting a new drive.  They're relatively inexpensive.  Just don't go buying the cheapest CD burner on the market otherwise you'll be reposting your question again soon enough.
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Everything you need right here....\n\nhttp://www.emachines.com/support/product_support.html?cat=desktop&subcat=T-Series&model=T2341
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http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim3100/en/index.htm\n\nInstructions at the above link in pdf format
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You might try "Start" click "Programs" go to "Accessories" and "System Tools" Look for "System Information" and click it. This give all of the information about your computer and systems.
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a company called emachines is great at selling cheap computers, also Dell has great customer support for PCs in the $300 range.
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Matthew,,,\n\nIf you've got a 1ghz Celeron,,\nthat family of Celerons only goes to 1400ghz\n\nCelerons,Tualatins,Pentium 3's\n\nYou need to know what model of Emachines.\n.......................................................................................................\nPentium III 1.4 server CPU's are considered fastest Socket 370 \nThey can be found about $35\n\nCeleron 1.4's can be had for $25 or so.\n\n+40%  /  400ghz is a decent jump up from a 1ghz cpu\n\nEmachines are notorious for having small amount of RAM.\nIf you do wanna upgrade it,,,make sure RAM size is maxed out  1st\n\nThey usually can only take 512mb,,,2 x 256mb PC133 RAM.\nYou can find good "Dell Compaq HP" Ram on EBAY for \n$20~25  per 256mb stick.\n\nI might as well mention Video Cards.\nMost 1ghz Emachines have built-in Graphics,,and no AGP slot for hi-performance Upgrade.\nBut you CAN upgrade to a PCI Vid Card---some strong ones available in 40~50$ range.\n\nthey not only boost graphics performance,,but reduce load on CPU & RAM\n\nA $ 75~100~125 Upgrade wont put a 1ghz machine in the class of a 3.33Mhz job,,\nbut it IS a very substantial improvement in performance on avg 1ghz Emachine\n\nHope that helps any
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Go to tigerdirect.com, and get a refurbished machine, or get an emachine.  Free programs are, generally, as good as what you pay for them -- but there is some really, REALLY good open source software.  Put Linux on the machine, instead of Windows, and use Open Office
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pick parts at www.cyberpowerpc.com  You only need basic knowlege, and they put it together for you as well as testing it to make sure it works.  I had one made with better specs than the one Dell wanted to give me, for somewhat cheaper.  I'd be glad to offer further help or advice, so feel free to contact me.