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Need help figuring out my motherboard

plantersplanters Registered User regular
edited December 2006 in Help / Advice Forum
Wasn't there a program that told you everything about your motherboard? Cause I wanan get some RAM but I'm not sure how much it could handle.

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  • minor threatminor threat Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    there are slots on the motherboard where the RAM fits. i think most motherboards have 4 of them, so your theoretical limit would be 4 gigs.

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  • plantersplanters Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    But you see, it's a bit old, like 7 years.

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  • robaalrobaal Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    You can try Everest Home Edition or SiSoft Sandra. I'm not sure if they'll tell you any specifics about your motherboard, buy they should provide you with the manufacturer and model symbol, so just download the manual from the manufacturer's webpage to see the specifics.

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  • minor threatminor threat Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    cpu-z will give you the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard. same destination as robaal's suggestion, different path.

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