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Old 23-02-2004, 13:17   #53
Stuartbe
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Re: Keeping your pc healthy !

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Adding ram is easy as long as you have spare slots for it and you match the new ram to the old (at least thats what I do)
To figure out what ram you already have, take a look at it. It will have writing on it. (turn pc off first! )
If you are unsure, just take it to your local pc shop and they will do it for you. Shouldn't cost much (not sure about PC World though)
they mentioned taking it to a pro !!!

So why mention pc world ?
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