Computer topic: RAM requirements
#1
Computer topic: RAM requirements
Out of curiosity...
I have a new Dell which the manual and the webpage say uses PC2700 RAM.
Well when shiopping on newegg I only found PC3200 RAM
So I bought it, threw it in there and it works.
Question is, will it damage anything? Is it not working 100% and I just dont notice it? I think Its still kinda laggy though for the specs (2.4GHZ, 768MB RAM integrated graphics card)
I have a new Dell which the manual and the webpage say uses PC2700 RAM.
Well when shiopping on newegg I only found PC3200 RAM
So I bought it, threw it in there and it works.
Question is, will it damage anything? Is it not working 100% and I just dont notice it? I think Its still kinda laggy though for the specs (2.4GHZ, 768MB RAM integrated graphics card)
#3
Re: Computer topic: RAM requirements
come on noobies
how much ram did u have ...orginally
how much did u buy
pc 2100
pc 2700
pc 3200
normally all backawards compaitable..
no harm done
as for laggy
its only a 2.4 p4
and u probably got endless uless rasks running in the back ground .
#4
Re: Computer topic: RAM requirements
if it works then dont complain. ram is oretty much a failsafe thing. if it works, it works. if it dont, it dont. in this case, it works. good job. but if you have both 2700 and 3200... you might experence some slowdowns when doing some high end stuff. but i doubt that you could have two different speed ram in there.
#5
Re: Computer topic: RAM requirements
Originally Posted by kain
if it works then dont complain. ram is oretty much a failsafe thing. if it works, it works. if it dont, it dont. in this case, it works. good job. but if you have both 2700 and 3200... you might experence some slowdowns when doing some high end stuff. but i doubt that you could have two different speed ram in there.
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