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Gnarlodious
I installed a 512 RAM card some time ago and XP ran real good. Now a
computer tech who I am not sure I trust as found the card and blamed
it for a software registration error. He removed the 512 card
(actually a DDR 400mhz) and explained that it is the "wrong speed and
not recognized by Windows". He says even though the numbers on the
System Control Panel match the RAM Windows still ignores it. This
sounds bogus to me, is he lying? Do RAM cards need to be matched in
speed? I would rather upgrade to faster rather than use the old slow
cards.
Thanks.
computer tech who I am not sure I trust as found the card and blamed
it for a software registration error. He removed the 512 card
(actually a DDR 400mhz) and explained that it is the "wrong speed and
not recognized by Windows". He says even though the numbers on the
System Control Panel match the RAM Windows still ignores it. This
sounds bogus to me, is he lying? Do RAM cards need to be matched in
speed? I would rather upgrade to faster rather than use the old slow
cards.
Thanks.