Upgrading my RAM

I'm wanting to upgrade my RAM, from .7 to 2Gig, how do I know if my computer can handle the upgrade? Its a bit you click into the back of the computer. Its the Kingston HyperX RAM High Speed RAM

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Originally Posted by Cryptoo

I'm wanting to upgrade my RAM, from .7 to 2Gig, how do I know if my computer can handle the upgrade? Its a bit you click into the back of the computer. Its the Kingston HyperX RAM High Speed RAM

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wat?

Umm, Use the Crucial memory scanner to see because you've given us bugger all information. Google for it.

Okay, I did that I got this
http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner...10F7D831D926C3

I don't really understand it, could you tell me how much more memory I can put in?

You can have 2GB MAX from what the scanner is saying.

You'll be spending around £50-60 to get 2GB RAM for that. You need 2 x 1GB modules/sticks. Look for PC-3200 or PC-2700.

Thats great! Thanks, but I'm still a bit confused.

www.mymemory.com
I'm intending to order it from there, can anyone tell me what one to get?

2 of these

http://www.mymemory.co.uk/PC-Memory/...9-DDR-ValueRAM

Open up your case and check how many slots your motherboard has. As I know my freinds old computer only had one.

I would reccommend getting 4GB so your computer is future ready, so to speak. This is the best RAM - Price ratio I could find.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/130429...roduct_reviews

I would go with something like that, no point paying LOADS on your RAM

oh god DDR 1 wow, I haven't seen that in a while...

Does it really matter what one I get, I don't understand why there's so many.
Can I just get anyone, or does it have to be a certain one?