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FAQ - List of questions on (How to)What is the maximum amount of memory I can install?A computer is designed with a maximum amount of memory. Our configuration guides with our memory upgrades has a known maximum amount of memory a system can recognise. There are always exceptions. There are also OS (Operating System) memory limitations. The most popular ones are: Windows 95: 1Gigabyte Windows 98: 1Gigabyte Windows 98SE: 1Gigabyte Windows ME: 1.5 Gigabytes Windows NT: 4 Gigabytes Windows 2000 Professional: 4 Gigabytes Windows XP Home: 4 Gigabytes Windows XP Professional: 4 Gigabytes OS X: 8 Gigabytes due to current hardware limitations OS 9.x: 1.5 Gigabytes Linux: 64 Gigabytes My computer is not listed on your website, what information do I need to provide to get a memory upgrade?System name and model? (usually on the casing or in serial number on the back) CPU type and speed? (In Windows OS it is listed in "system" in the "control panel" or Right mouse-click on the "My Computer" icon and select "Properties." The total memory is calculated and displayed under the "General" tab in the system properties window. ) How much memory does the system has now? (In Windows OS it is listed in "system" in the "control panel") How do I find out how much memory is on my system?Windows |
