Nancy, Feel free to test all your ram but...If your machines have been running fine with no crashes or freezes on a regular basis and no data corruption on your hard drives I wouldn't bother. At least not by removing the ram and making ram sandwiches etc. Ram seems for the most part to either be bad right at the start or run for years on end. I'd just do a quick test with the machines as is. I would of course do the major testing on the new ram. Ram being sold now has a really amazingly large failure rate at least the cheap stuff. I've never had ram go bad all my old stuff is still running with no problems years later. Now that I've said that I see the near future ;-) best of luck Will S
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