I need the best price for 2  sticks of PC1066 memory for my Dell Dimension?
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http://www.crucial.com/search/srchrslt.asp?type=All&ANDOR=AND&rowcount=20&cv=Crucial&keywords=dell+dimension
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u can select pcheaps mobo, its about 40-45UD$
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according to Dell specs on it, it could have either of these 2, depending on how is was ordered\n32 MB DDR ATi® MobilityTM RADEON® 9000 4X AGP\n64 MB DDR ATi® MobilityTM RADEONTM 9000 4X AGP
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It all depends on what your motherboard will support.\n\nAccording to Intel, it will support either PC2700 or PC3200.  If you have no RAM, get the faster RAM.  If you currently have RAM in it, the other sticks have to all match speeds.  You can not mix 2700 and 3200 RAM.\n\nIt does not support DDR, or anything but PC2700 or PC3200.\n\nBest value is probably getting 2 sticks of 512 Meg PC3200.  Normal street price is around $59 per stick.
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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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http://www.crucial.com/promo/index.asp?prog=desktop2
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That depends on two factors.  One, you have to know how the memory modules are populated on that notebook, do you have two 256MB modules that you can replace.  Do you have one 512MB module and no extra slots.  Or do you have the kind that has 256MB integrated into the motherboard and only one module that can be replaced.  Two, it depends on what kind of memory you need for it, I mean yes, you need a SODIMM but what speed, some type of DDR or is it DDR2.\n\nThe only thing I can reccomend based on your question is for you to head over to the Crucial Memory Advisor, http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM and either run the scanner or enter your manufacturer and model number to find the ram appropiate for you.\n\nOnce you know what you need, find the best prices on the ram at Newegg, http://www.newegg.com/
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Beware!\nDefinitely get a matched pair - even if your current mobo doesn't support dual channel mode, you may get one that does, one day.\nWhy beware?\nMy GA-K8NSC-939 has four slots.\nI can put a single stick of RAM in either slot 1 or slot 3...\n2 sticks in slots 1 and 3 only - unless they're matched, then they can be in either 1 and 2 or 3 and 4.  If I try this with unmatched sticks the system is not stable.\n3 sticks?  No. Way.\n4 sticks?  Only if two matched pairs...\nThis is not explicitly mentioned anywhere, I learned the hard way.\n\nSo, get matched pairs, the biggest you can.  You may be replacing your existing memory, rather than adding to it.\n\nGood Luck!
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Call Dell and have them set you up with what you need. Talk to a real salesperson.\n\nDavid
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http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM
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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
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your problem is not the ammount of memory your pc can handle but the type it can use, see computer memories have different names and numbers those mean the type of memory that it is and the ammount of Hertz that the speciffic stick is rated at. The best thing to do is to get the same kind of memory stick that you were previously using and make it 2Gigs or 3 that way, dont worry, nothing is broken, it is just a symple mistake.
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There are no 2Gig RAM in a single module except for servers. A high quality DDR PC3200 1 Gig module is around $100, although the highly rated Corsair Value select is only $77 for a gig. Very cheap compared to the old days!
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no u can't   put any other kind of RAM other than rambus, u can buy the rambus online from the dell website or any other web site, it is very important what specification u buy, there will be four slots in oyur motherboard and u can use two slots to put dummy ram and the other two to put the ram u buy, the other two should be of the same mb,  if the rombus is not put in paired it will not work, all the four slot should be occupied and should not be left empty, that why we use two dummy ram, usually the two dummy ram will already be on your system\n\ncan always get back to me beno_roland@yahoo.com
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Matched pairs are important for dual-channel DDR memory.  If your motherboard does not support dual-channel, just buy another stick of the brand that's in it.
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The website below has a feature to scan your system and it will tell you exactly what kind of slots you have for both your video card and your RAM.  I've bought RAM from them before, very good service and aftersales.\n\nhttp://www.crucial.com/
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Yes you can, if you follow some simple instructions about how to do it. \n\nYou can buy the memmory from kingston, http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurator_new/modelsinfo.asp?SysID=13246&mfr=Dell&model=Dimension+L700cxe%2FL800cxe%2FL900cxe&root=us&LinkBack=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kingston.com&Sys=13246-Dell-Dimension+L700cxe%2FL800cxe%2FL900cxe&distributor=0&submit1=Search\nand they usually send you a small instructive on how to do it.