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Memory cards my computer speed is slow only at 512 MB. I have been told that if I have 2 - 256 MB cards that these could be removed and replaced with 2- 500 MB cards to give me 1 G. Is this true and how much money would it cost to do this?

  • TxBV Jul 23, 2008

    Thanks for the input. I'm very computer illiterate but it seems like you might be saying that with an older system like this it might not be worth the effort or money put into it. I'm sure your answer is good - but a little over my head technically speaking!

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Normally 512MB is a good configuration of Ram to work with Windows Xp Sp2 but you have clean your temporary files frequently

Increasing RAM will not give you much speed difference because first you have study the Motherboard Bus speed and the cache memory - Actual speed increase from those things and the compatibilty.

Changing Ram you have to determine what type of ram and its bus speed whether its a SD Ram or DDR1 or 2 I hope now days SD ram cost more because its outdated and DDR1 is also bit costly than DDR2.

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