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Question [Answered] Ram Sticks wondering if they will work
Hey guys, I have foune 3 ram sticks. I am wondering if they will work on my pc.
The first Ram stick says this
PC66 And the other Ram stick says this:ValueRam KVR100X64C2/128

And my pc is running on xp an Hewlet-Packard
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Celeron(R) CPU 2.00GHz

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If I've done my home work correctly Bighomedog11 your HP uses DDR PC2100. The ram you found will not work in your machine. The ValueRam KVR100X64C2/128 ia a PC100/128meg.

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Originally Posted by Bighomedog11
Hey guys, I have foune 3 ram sticks. I am wondering if they will work on my pc.
The first Ram stick says this
PC66 And the other Ram stick says this:ValueRam KVR100X64C2/128

And my pc is running on xp an Hewlet-Packard
Pavilion intel(R)
Celeron(R) CPU 2.00GHz

Board: Intel Corporation NBGV - Northwood/Brookdale-G Validation Board
BIOS: Phoenix Technologies LTD 6.00 09/25/2002


Waaay too slow,dude. Would not even boot.


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ya i tryed it wouldnt even boot up. Soo i took it out.. Well ill sell them on Ebay then. What kinda of Ram stick do i need?
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Assuming that the mentioned "DDR PC2100" is correct (didn't check right now), that's precisely what you need to look or ask for. Make sure it says DDR and PC2100.
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Originally Posted by Bighomedog11
ya i tryed it wouldnt even boot up. Soo i took it out.. Well ill sell them on Ebay then. What kinda of Ram stick do i need?
To be totally sure- you can use the Ram Upgrade link in my sig... you don't have to buy there-- but the scanner will tell you exactly what you need


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