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Rod428

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hey guys, am hands-on mechanic in several fields. but little knowledge on ordering specs on parts. have e-machine, 733i,ME, came with 64 ram, now 128. bought 2-256's, had reason to think they would work from online evaluation link. no go.
trying to order a motherboard, but am lost when looking at the numbers. have 100gb with 30 slave.

also, could i have the wrong memory-- 32x64pc100-elp-n......M14N3264-82CCGHU:4 and....does anyone need this if i can't use it..? has only been plugged in, tried, and out.

i'm sure i'll be the greenhorn here, thanks for being here.

prayers, john
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Hi Rod428,

The E-Machines 733i Computer can only support a maximum of 256MB of SD-RAM; this must be accomplished by using 2-128MB Sticks of SD-RAM.
Unfortunately the 2-256MB Sticks of SD-RAM you purchased are not compatible with this system.

Ordering a Motherboard for a Computer released prior to 2002 may be hard to find and not worth it.

Reference to: http://reviews.cnet...._7-5907557.html
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Realistically not worth upgrading. Consider replacing the machine instead. Seriously.
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Realistically not worth upgrading. Consider replacing the machine instead. Seriously.

I vote for this one! You're doing well to keep that dinosaur alive, though. :)

If you wanted to keep it, see if you can return the RAM and replace it with 2x 128MB sticks. The place of purchase may let you swap.

Troy
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Rod428

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hey troy,, lmao :)

i saw that little face laughing at me...!!

i know you guys are right about that 'dinosaur'. at least you complimented me on keeping it going !!

i had 2-128s, now in gf's puter. i dont need it much, just email and such. and don't have the cash to spare.

is there any sites , or here, for the info to maybe build from scatch..? i enjoy this or wouldn't bother.

thanks for the laughs, and responding, prayers, john
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Troy

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HOW COULD YOU MISS IT??!!
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