Buying The Right RAM (New Computer Users MUST WATCH)

This video is a must watch for new computer users that are in the market for buying RAM.

This video will show you:

How to find the right RAM for your computer

How much RAM your computer can handle

And some other tips on RAM
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Links:
Find Your Right Ram:
http://memoryselector.cnetchannel.com/tigerdirect/

My Website:
http://www.VvCompHelpvV.com

Twitter:
http://www.Twitter.com/VvCompHelpvV

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Other suggested places to buy RAM:
http://ww.crucial.com/
http://www.newegg.com/

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[smithdawgydawg]

heheheh...you bought a ram.. :D

[BrendanRoganArts]

@dave3321xxxx I used the same tool. It tells you what the motherboard is compatible with, but does that mean that the computer fully supports the higher memory speeds or just that the memory is compatible? (ie. maybe the memory is 800 but the computer only uses/supports 500, so 300 is wasted?)

[BrendanRoganArts]

sorry, wasn't much help. It did not discuss speed + latency or ECC, unbuffered/buffered,etc. This doesn't tell you all you need to know about getting the most out of your memory/system. When you go to the My Computer properties you show that you can only use up to 2 GB of memory, this is misleading because the My Computer panel does NOT tell you the max supported, only what is currently installed.I know this because my panel also says 2 GBs, but I know the motherboard I installed supports 4.

[dave3321xxxx]

I recently upgraded my Dell laptop from 4GB to 8GB. The crucial memory advisor tool @crucial.com was invaluable to me. It made choosing my sticks painless. The entire process, including installation, could not have been easier.

[yourmortalenemy167]

yay, my PC can handle 4GB :D

[xXiMPACTHDXx]

hi please help computer specs

System Model: MS-7345

BIOS: Default System BIOS Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E6750 @ 2.66GHz (2 CPUs), ~2.7GHz

Memory: 2048MB RAM

Available OS Memory: 2048MB RAM

Page File: 1752MB used, 2639MB available  Windows Dir: C:\Windows

i reallt dnt know whta ram and what type i should get looking to get up to 4 gigs

[themarinesemperfi]

also my computer is a HP laptop, its one of thouse computers that someone like dell,HP,microsoft makes and then its never heard from again so its not on that list

[themarinesemperfi]

If you still have that computer then get a new one!!! my computer is 5x better that that one (from the info in the video) and I think its to slow.

[TheRaven360]

My computer has been building by somebody, but i have chosen what there should be in the, but i dont know the manufacturer. Can you help? 5/5

[rapsac200]

same