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  • Mo0by
    gone somewhere
    • Jul 2006
    • 3854

    #1

    Identifying RAM....

    I need to know what kind of RAM a "Packard Bell iMedia 1307" takes (exact sort, not just DDR2), but I dont know where to find the specs (I've searched the internet and havent found anything).


    halp?!
  • jake_
    Fitter, Happier.
    • Mar 2007
    • 4959

    #2
    Re: Identifying RAM....

    open up the case and look at one of the sticks of RAM.

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    • Mo0by
      gone somewhere
      • Jul 2006
      • 3854

      #3
      Re: Identifying RAM....

      SRSLY?


      berightback

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      • Mo0by
        gone somewhere
        • Jul 2006
        • 3854

        #4
        Re: Identifying RAM....

        Anyone know where i can find a cheap 1gig stick of DDR "MT8VDDT3264AG-40BGB 256MB 184p PC3200 CL3 8c 32x8 DDR DIMM T001" in the UK? Thats right DDR.

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        • megawhompertoo
          oldswab
          • Dec 2005
          • 2124

          #5
          Re: Identifying RAM....

          Originally posted by Mo0by View Post
          Anyone know where i can find a cheap 1gig stick of DDR "MT8VDDT3264AG-40BGB 256MB 184p PC3200 CL3 8c 32x8 DDR DIMM T001" in the UK? Thats right DDR.
          any ddr should work as long as voltages are compatible. faster will downclock, slower will downclock the faster.

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          • Flt. Sgt. Powderhound
            Member
            • May 2007
            • 962

            #6
            Re: Identifying RAM....


            There you go.

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            • [Expletive Deleted]
              The Penetrator
              • Oct 2006
              • 2855

              #7
              Re: Identifying RAM....

              Dood. Where I live it would be cheaper to buy a cheap mobo and 2GB of DDR2 instead of 1GB of DDR.
              I got 4GB DDR2 (2x2GB) for $60 but 1GB DDR was almost $120.

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              • Wizrdwarts
                Member
                • Dec 2006
                • 3754

                #8
                Re: Identifying RAM....

                I guess I'm a bit late, but whatever.

                Run CPU-Z, look under the SPD tab for more exact RAM specs.

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                • megawhompertoo
                  oldswab
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 2124

                  #9
                  Re: Identifying RAM....

                  also, take a minute and make sure your bios will support the amount of ram you're looking for. i tried to upgrade little brother's emachine (long time back) from 256 to 512mb and the hardware/bios said eff you to the latter 256.

                  granted, that's ancient history (days of pc-133), but still.

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                  • Mo0by
                    gone somewhere
                    • Jul 2006
                    • 3854

                    #10
                    Re: Identifying RAM....

                    I know it supports atleast 512mb, as when we bought it for my dad about 4 years ago PC world said they'd upgrade it (+256) for a small fee. However upon opening it I still only find 256mb of RAM :0 .

                    Sticking a £20 1 gig stick in isnt going to harm it is it? It'll just "take what it can" from the gig?

                    Also how do I know what the voltage of the current RAM is? edit:I'll check that tommorow with that program wizard posted.

                    I ask alot of questions :p

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                    • KillerStickMan
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2007
                      • 817

                      #11
                      Re: Identifying RAM....

                      Upgrading ram isn't supposed to be this confusing...

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                      • Mo0by
                        gone somewhere
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 3854

                        #12
                        Re: Identifying RAM....

                        It is when the computer was 5 years behind everyone elses when it came out.

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