On Fri, 15 Feb 2002 11:41:03 -0500
Marcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Thanks very much for your input and suggestions. Since memory is inexpensive
> right now I am leaning towards increasing it. I have a program that asks for
> 256 megs of ram. It is a SAP program. My hard drive is new anyway and it is
> possible I may decide to upgrade the cpu in the future. I found old receipts
> for the memory modules on my system and it is using 2 EPS-RM716E72pin EDO
> memory module 16 MB and 2 EPS-RM732EDRAM 32MB SIMM MODULE EDO. I did find a
> supplier for the 72 pin ED
> O Simms modules. Does this mean I need to buy 2 or 4 of those and do they all
> need to be the Simms modules? Your help will be greatly appreciated here,
> because I will order these right away if I can find the right ones.
>
> By the way, is it difficult to upgrade the cpu? What is the best to upgrade
> it to?
>
Marcia
I do not know from what site you plan to purchase your memory but 1 thought that you
might wish to consider that if the cost of the memory is going to be $100 or more and
If your current computer case can fit
an ATX board then it might be more cost and performance effective for
you to purchase a MOBO CPU combo and 256MB of either PC133 or DDR.
You can find 1gig athlon combos for around $100 and the ram for $50 or less.
And of course lower CPU at even lessor prices.
And if you read the docs and do not let it intimidate you putting a system together is
easy.
I am at the point now that I would not Have a pre-built system.
Charles
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