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I'm legally retarded when it comes to hardware, so..
-How do I get more?
- How much is it in general?
- Etc, etc etc.
I'm runnning some piece of crap HP a000
My System:
Microsoft Windows XP
Home Edition
Version 2002
Service Pack 2
Hewlett-Packard
Pavilion
Intel(R)
Celeron(R) CPU 2.70 GHz
2.69 GHz, 248 MB of RAM.
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Thread: Computer memory?
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:20pm #1Fabulous
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Computer memory? I am steady killin' fools.
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:21pm #2
Only 248 MB of RAM?
Get a new computer.
Disco is neat.
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:21pm #3Fabulous
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Thats what I figured. =p
I am steady killin' fools.
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:23pm #4
You could by ram sticks at your local walmart
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- 13 Mar. 2010 10:26pm #5 IMO, it'd be easier to buy a new computer. Originally Posted by chowchig You could by ram sticks at your local walmart
Get Win7 if you can.
Disco is neat.
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:35pm #6
Option 1 ($60 - $100): Originally Posted by chowchig You could by ram sticks at your local walmart
Get a external Hard Drive... I suggest a TerraByte Drive (1000 GB's)...
Option 2 ($300 - $400):
Upgrade your computer... Well you would pay more this way than option 3... (Which still wouldn't be as good as a new one...)
Option 3 ($400 - $900):
Get a new computer... (Cheaper than upgrading you own...)
You can pick any option above or a combination...
(The Prices above are my estimates on prices...)
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:39pm #7Fabulous
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We're supposed to be getting anew laptop soon, how much memory should be looking for in a a laptop? Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness I am steady killin' fools.
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:43pm #8
She needs more RAM, not hard drive space. Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness
I am assuming that your laptop takes DDR RAM since it is so old. You could probably pick up a gig or 2 for about $40-60.// Signature
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:45pm #9Fabulous
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right now im running on a desktop. Originally Posted by Thomas
lol..ddr ram.
Ill look into that though.I am steady killin' fools.
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:47pm #10 When did you buy it? Originally Posted by Storms // Signature
- 13 Mar. 2010 10:54pm #11 Laptop memory can have up to a terabyte (Very expensive) and as low as 100 GB Extremely cheap... Originally Posted by Storms
No. Topic title "Computer Memory?" as in Hard Drive Space... Originally Posted by Thomas
- 13 Mar. 2010 11:21pm #12 Memory is a term that is generally used for RAM. And if you read the post she posted nothing about her hard drive capacity, but she did post that she had 256Mb of RAM which is extremely low. Next time use context clues. Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness // Signature
- 14 Mar. 2010 12:23am #13
At least he didn't ask where to get it for free...
Buying a new computer is recommended, however seeing as how you seemingly JUST ran out of memory, you're probably better off cleaning up your startup list. Google a tutorial, disable as much shit as you can that you don't need (99% of it).
e.g. Java, iTunes Helper, iPod Helper, Google Helper, etc. can all be disabled
- 14 Mar. 2010 12:47am #14 "My computer says I don't have anymore. " Ram doesn't decrease in memory, so it seemed like it was obvious (HardDrive)... Originally Posted by Thomas
I did use context clues.
Ram on a laptop is about 2GB's anyway...
Moving Files and deleting temporary files will boost the speed of the computer in the mean time...
- 14 Mar. 2010 12:58am #15 Meaning that she has too many startup services and it is taking up all her ram. Originally Posted by Eternal Darkness "My computer says I don't have anymore. " Ram doesn't decrease in memory, so it seemed like it was obvious (HardDrive)...
I did use context clues.
Ram on a laptop is about 2GB's anyway...
Moving Files and deleting temporary files will boost the speed of the computer in the mean time...// Signature
- 14 Mar. 2010 01:08am #16 How to Remove Programs From Startup on Windows XP | eHow.com Originally Posted by Thomas
Not a problem anymore...
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