What type of memory card would you recommend for a dell optiplex gx520?
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Dual Channel DDR2 Shared Memory\n\nDDR2 is a new memory architecture that enables systems to improve performance and reduce power consumption. The amount of RAM you have determines how many programs can be executed at one time and how much data can be readily available to a program. It also determines how quickly your applications perform and how many applications you can easily toggle between at one time. Simply put, the more RAM you have, the more programs you can run smoothly and simultaneously.\nAvailable DIMM Slots:\nTwo Memory slots offering up to 2GB\nMemory Bandwidth:\n533MHz - 8.5 GB/s with dual channel - Improves performance\n \nPerformance Professional User:\n2GB or more for Intensive simultaneous business applications with headroom for future OS/Applications\nMainstream User:\n1GB or more is recommended for business users running multiple simultaneous office applications
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Go to a 2nd hand computer store... a 32mb card won't run you much there... they're fairly old and cheap... you might even get a 64mb cheap... good luck!
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you can get a USB PCMCIA card that slides right in. (the slit on the side of your computer) Usualy under $50.
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it can take DDR ram not DDR2 \nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-SAMSUNG-1GB-PC3200-DDR-400Mhz-RAM-NT-512MB-PC-3200_W0QQitemZ230049114703QQihZ013QQcategoryZ74942QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nit can take Agp x8 video cards not pci-e\nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BRAND-NEW-GEFORCE-6800-XT-DDR-128MB-AGP-DVI-VGA-TV_W0QQitemZ200044697797QQihZ010QQcategoryZ27387QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\ni can take pci sound cards \nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SOUND-BLASTER-AUDIGY-2-ZS-7-1-OEM-FREE-GAME_W0QQitemZ160052030840QQihZ006QQcategoryZ3701QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nas long as you fill those criteria you should be ok
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try this one..\nXFX GeForce 6600GT 256 MB PCI-E SLI Ready Graphics Card
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Go to www.crucial.com  (a memory manufacturer) and use their Memory Advisor Tool.    You select your computer's brand, model, etc.  and they tell you exactly what to order.\n\nThere are lots of different models, but there are subtle differences, so don't order anything just because it looks "close".    Although some of the "close" ones will work, sometimes small differences will make big differences in performance.  \n\nIt's better to spend a few extra bucks for something that is an exact match for your pc.    It will last a long time!
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I don't think you should require such a low capacity SD card these days. Due to the recent advancement in tech and booming computer business in India i expect you can get a decent Simmtronics RAM chip for as low as 400 bucks. You may also go in for a second hand chip from Simmtronics as these have life time warranty (if original hologram is not destroyed)and someone or the other might be upgrading their machines these days. Cheers!
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www.newegg.com  I am sure they will sell you an agp card.  :)
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you may go to www.dell.com and you may choose optiplex if you want a flat cpu
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Since it is an 8X AGP interface, you have many many models and prices to choose from. Nvidia just released a bunch of cards in AGP - which was in planned obselecence until they realized there was too many people with AGP boards.\nFor a little over $200 you could get something with the Nvidia 6800GS Series which is a good performance mid-priced card.\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814143045
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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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for AGP and pci-express slots (2 versions): Ati x1600 pro goes slightly over the $100, but is a significant boost from the $100 x1300 pro.\n\nfor pci-express slots: nvidia 7600gs
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The best PCI video card on the market right now is Radeon X1300 256MB GDDR2 PCI. Much better than FX5200 in every way .. except price :)
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if money is no issue try the ATi X800XL-AGP or the nVidia 7300GTX-AGP these cards are high end cards but are limited due to their AGP interface, the've got around 256 MB of GDDR2 RAM and plenty of clock speed they come at a tag of $200-$500
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not much. spend about 30 bucks more and get a 6600GT 128meg card. works with all games. very nice for the price. go to www.newegg.com  they have the best deals.
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It depends on your computer.\n\nFirst, check to see if you have one or more empty memory slots.\n\nSecond, find the right memory card for your computer. There are many types. Try http://www.crucial.com to find the memory that's right for your computer.\n\nThird, check for any limitations your computer might have. For example, for some computers, you need to add two equal-size memory cards instead of just one big one. Also, you probably need to put the largest memory card in the lowest slot. Your computer's manual would have this information, and websites that sell memory often have it, too.\n\nMemory is very inexpensive. You might consider tossing your 128 Mb card and buying two larger (maybe 512 Mb) cards. Having more memory will greatly improve the computer's performance.
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I'd be curious as to where you would get one of those cards. ATI only recently released the X1900; an X1950 would be the next version to come out, but I wouldn't expect it for at least 3-6 months.