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Is this the right place to post this?
Anyway, I'm looking for a memory upgrade for my Dell 600m, as much as possible. Anyone know what the max memory is that these Dells can hold, and the best place to get memory cheap? thanks. |
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I have one too, would like a good answer, I should have gotten more ram initially, but didnt.
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I dont know about adding memory, but I just received my 600M with 1.5GB or Ram [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
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It isn't the cheapest but Crucial is great because it guarantees compatibility. [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. Crucial should always be your first stop for RAM, if only because it'll tell you exactly what your system needs (you pick RAM by picking your computer make & model). You can price-shop after that, but finding out that you need, for instance, 200 pin DDR PC2100 non-ECC SODIMMs without cracking your case (or hunting down the manuals) is quite handy. |
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[ QUOTE ] It isn't the cheapest but Crucial is great because it guarantees compatibility. [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. Crucial should always be your first stop for RAM, if only because it'll tell you exactly what your system needs (you pick RAM by picking your computer make & model). You can price-shop after that, but finding out that you need, for instance, 200 pin DDR PC2100 non-ECC SODIMMs without cracking your case (or hunting down the manuals) is quite handy. [/ QUOTE ] Word. |
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Any lifetime guarantee on RAM you should always get.
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