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just been and bought 2gb of new RAM .. put it in alongside the 1GB i already have ... wouldnt have any of it , not working properly , both 1GB and 2GB work fine on their own .. BOTH are DDR2 anyone know what the problem might be ??
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just been and bought 2gb of new RAM .. put it in alongside the 1GB i already have ... wouldnt have any of it , not working properly , both 1GB and 2GB work fine on their own .. BOTH are DDR2 anyone know what the problem might be ??

 

Is this a single 2G module, what slots do you have, and are they colour coded?

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ok i have >> Elite Group (ECS) GeForce6100PM-M2 (V2.0) Motherboard . , running Win XP , both slots are same colour ... and if so ... how to do a BIOS update ? ... heres whats happening... if i put the new 2GB in the spare slot ... my screen wont come on ( no signal ) .. if i put the 2GB in the 1st slot and the origonal 1GB in the new slot my screen goes mental ..green lines etc ... but both work fine in slot 1 without anything in the other
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just been and bought 2gb of new RAM .. put it in alongside the 1GB i already have ... wouldnt have any of it , not working properly , both 1GB and 2GB work fine on their own .. BOTH are DDR2 anyone know what the problem might be ??

 

 

 

get two 2 gigs and put together.should work ok.

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just been and bought 2gb of new RAM .. put it in alongside the 1GB i already have ... wouldnt have any of it , not working properly , both 1GB and 2GB work fine on their own .. BOTH are DDR2 anyone know what the problem might be ??

 

 

 

get two 2 gigs and put together.should work ok.

 

 

yeah i was thinking that ... just gonna have to sweet talk the wife into letting me buy another 2gb

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just been and bought 2gb of new RAM .. put it in alongside the 1GB i already have ... wouldnt have any of it , not working properly , both 1GB and 2GB work fine on their own .. BOTH are DDR2 anyone know what the problem might be ??

 

 

 

get two 2 gigs and put together.should work ok.

 

He wont get the full use of the 4Gigs under XP though, so itd be a waste of money. Give the BIOS update a go, you can normally download the update from your motherboard manufacturers website.

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He wont get the full use of the 4Gigs under XP though, so itd be a waste of money. G

 

Such statement should be qualified - 32-bit XP can only allocate approx 3.2GB, but 64-bit edition is fine with much more.

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He wont get the full use of the 4Gigs under XP though, so itd be a waste of money. G

 

Such statement should be qualified - 32-bit XP can only allocate approx 3.2GB, but 64-bit edition is fine with much more.

 

didnt know that. only ever used 32 bit versions. did 64-bit need a service pack update before this was so?

 

no idea unless i take it back out ... old 1gb has .1GB.2Rx8.PC2-5300U-555-12-E1.667 ..on the label

 

667MHz

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no idea unless i take it back out ... old 1gb has .1GB.2Rx8.PC2-5300U-555-12-E1.667 ..on the label

 

 

 

doesnt it say on the packet ?

 

 

only came in an anti-static bag ... bought from a pc shop ..so its probably second hand ... would the speed make it not compatible with old 1GB ?

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no idea unless i take it back out ... old 1gb has .1GB.2Rx8.PC2-5300U-555-12-E1.667 ..on the label

 

 

 

doesnt it say on the packet ?

 

 

only came in an anti-static bag ... bought from a pc shop ..so its probably second hand ... would the speed make it not compatible with old 1GB ?

 

see my reply above, and no, even if they operate at different speeds youll be fine.

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