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Memory Not What It Should Be When Desktop Purchased

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Re: Memory Not What It Should Be When Desktop Purchased

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May 13th, 2008
But if you already have a 2700 working on it for a while now i would assume yuo should be ok getting more 2700 to add to it. You know for a fact that it works so i dont see any issues there. Obviously there could be issues if you mix up 2700 and 2100 sticks as ideally you should have only one type of ram to work on.

Raj
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