what is the maximum RAM (PC2700) that can be installed in a MSI KT-4 circa 2004?  I'm hoping 2 gig, or more?
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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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Depending on your RAM modules, you may need to replace them, but generally, a Pentium 4 should support 1GB, with the possible exception of some of the very early Pentium 4s (under 2 Ghz.)  with that exception in mind, the system should have either an AGP or PCI Express slot which will accept whatever graphics card you can find for it.
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yeah as long as its ddr. 333 and 400 are the speeds. the ram will only go as fast as your motherboard allows. i have a sd 2700 512mb on a 333mhz board. it wont go 2700 but instead slows down to 333
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can pick up more ram at best buy, compusa,frys,etc.. most will support up to 1-2 gigs of ram.
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compusa or some other big computer store if you cant find it at the shop check newegg they have lots of good deals and a large invintory or check out kingston they make it easy to find wht you need and dont forget to  check ebay for cheap  ram oh i put a link to froogle wich might help you out oh and some stores will install ram for free if you buy it from them  good luck :)
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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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Go to Crucial.com this site specializes in RAM for most PCs.  They'll tell you what they suggest is best for your application.  I've used them twice and highly recommend them.
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pc700 memory modules are not supported by this mobo (850 chip set) and may run at pc600 speed.\nto run dual channel mode, both ram modules have to be of the same size and speed. therefore a 128mb and a 512mb (btw with different speeds) will not work properly.\ntry to run both modules in bank 0 or remove the 128mb module and put the 512mb in bank 0.\n\nhere is the description from Intel\nhttp://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/cs-009040.htm
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How much Kingston RAM have you got?\n\nSystem looks OK but 2008 is a long time away so it will probably be ok but no promises.\n\n///
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Yes you can, that is if your mainboard is a newer kind.  I have a 256 mb DDR before and i recently purchased 512mb DDR additional ram for my pc to work well.  \n\nJust install the new ram in the memory slot in your mainboard, make sure that you put it properly to prevent boot-up errors.  When you restart your computer, you will see if it is recognized since there will be more ram in the boot-up details.\n\nIn my case, i even have a DDR 333 256mb ram and the latest one i purchased is 512mb DDR 400 ram.. So far so good it has been working perfectly and i have not encountered problems (like my pc rebooting constantly and such). But i know that my 512mb ram is not performing as DDR400 like it should coz it matches the clock speed 333 of my 256 RAM. But still i got 768mb of memory which is far more better than my 256mb before.
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You probably have an upper limit of 2G.  There are two ways to go here.\n\n1 - You can accept the "specifications" as they appear on the general page:\n\nUnder memory expansion options for a 2026gz it has:\n\nTwo 200-pin industry standard DDR-SODIMM sockets \nAccepts two 333 MHz DDR RAM memory modules in memory bay \nNo internal memory \n2 GB maximum system memory \n\n\n2 - You can find out for sure at the Gateway site using their Gateway Memory Locator \n\n"Gateway makes it easy for you to locate the correct memory for your system. The Gateway Memory Locator feature offers Gateway Certified Memory upgrades specific to your serial number. Gateway Certified Memory has been tested by our engineers for compatibility with your system. All memory found by this locator is warranted and supported by Gateway."\n\nGo to http://support.gateway.com/support/upgrades.asp and click on the "Memory Locator" link in the Memory section of the screen.  You will need your laptop serial number.
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DDR(Double Data Rate)ram. or sometimes called PC 2100/2700/3200\nBoards a couple years old used SDRAM or Rambus Ram
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if the ram chip doesnt say the capacity on it, there rly is no way of u knowing how much memory its holding unless u install it onto a motherboard and check, unless it has some kinda serial number on it, and u look it up on the net, but i doubt that highly.
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yes, your computer will have a Max Ram quota. Most older computers limit the ram to about 256MB while newer computers can handle 500-2GB
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XP will use up to 4 gb but on most systems only recognize 3.5 gb I personally use  2gb of DDR2 pc5400 667 mhz i have a program that works on intel motherboards desktop control center that monitors usage i have maxed usage around 900 mb so 1 gb is enough  512 mb is a little lite
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if ur machine is limited to 2100 then it should work but will run at 2100 speeds unless you overclock .... i wouldnt mix up the ram though ... if ur getting a gig of 2700 try it by itself without the old stuff in ... if its not stable u may need to bump the ram volts a  .1 or so up if ur bios allows it ...
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You need to leave more information.  What computer do you have, what motherboard....\n\nHow many slots in total do you have?\n\nIf you have 4 slots, then the chances are you need to insert 2 RAM modules at the same time.  Not a definite, as will need more info on your computer,  but thats probably likely. You could buy 2 sticks on 1GB, and insert them into the currently filled slots, and put the 2 512Mb in the other slots (if you have 4 slots)  That way you will have 3Gb RAM, should run quite will with that!!!