Re: Upgrading / Reading Memory

["Nick W Mart" <nickmart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dave,

I would look at the mother board for the manufacturer. This is  usually 
stamped somewhere on the motherboard. There should also be a model number 
for the motherboard. Find the web site for the manufacturer. Most of them 
have support documents on the web page. Many times these documents will tell 
you more information on the memory sticks such as clocking speed, capacity, 
type.

> From there, you can shop around for the best price.

Nick Mart


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctech@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 9:09 AM
Subject: [PCTECH] Upgrading / Reading Memory


> I've got a PC at home that I want to put more memory in.  Normally, when I
> build a PC I match the memory up with the motherboard specs and all is
> well.  In this case I don't know what I've got, either the motherboard or
> memory.  I just want more of the same.  What do I need to look for on the
> chips to tell me what I've got?  Does this vary from manufacturer to
> manufacturer?  (This is going to me a Christmas present to myself.)
>
>
> Dave Parnin
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> Nishikawa Standard Company
> Topeka, IN  46571
> daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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