http://www.ebay.com/...=item338083890a
Thanks for looking,
McKnight21
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The 400 mhz and the non ecc and un-buffered and the x 68 is indicative of low density ram... Also you can ask the seller to verify...This is what was recommended.
DDR PC3200 CL=3 Unbuffered NON-ECC DDR400 2.6V 128Meg x 64 Part #: CT479378
Thanks for your help
McKnight21
Gday.
There is some quite cheap RAM about that meets those specs, much of it from Hong Kong. It is often not branded, sold as 2x1 GB without the word Kit, so may not have come from the same production run or even factory.
If I was buying, it would be the Crucial and I would bite the bullet and pay the $50 to $60.
Gday.
There is some quite cheap RAM about that meets those specs, much of it from Hong Kong. It is often not branded, sold as 2x1 GB without the word Kit, so may not have come from the same production run or even factory.
If I was buying, it would be the Crucial and I would bite the bullet and pay the $50 to $60.
What about this one?
http://www.amazon.co...uffered non-ecc
Also, is low virtual memory something that would be discussed in this forum. My computer says I am running on low virtual memory. Does RAM help with that?
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