Question

Your friend has discovered he has 128 MB of RAM installed in two slots on his motherboard that has four slots and supports dual channeling. The board runs at 667 MHz and uses DDR2 non-ECC DIMMs. Your friend can spend no more than $75 on the upgrade. How many and which modules do you suggest he buy?

Answer 1

If my friend had only 128mb RAM in his computer, I would ever tell him to upgrade the RAM or just buy a new computer because no computer these days will take a newer O/S like Vista with only 128 mb RAM.

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Answer 2

In all respect computers these days don't have room for 128MB RAM so I would say he buys 2 sticks of DDR2 2GB each

Answer 3

If my friend discovered he has 128 MB of RAM installed in two slots on his computer:

First, I'd console the poor chap. Because, wow, that's just sad.

Then, I'd help him research his motherboard and determine how much memory it can accept, and in what configurations.

Then, assuming it can handle 2Gig strips (which is a huge assumption because his PC was obviously made in the dark ages), I'd send him out to buy two 2Gig DDR2 non-ECC DIMM strips (one for each slot). He can get each for $28 plus shipping right now on Amazon.

Then, I'd probably buy him a beer and ask him if he needed any career help because if he's only got $75 and some crap-old PC, he has bigger issues than the ram in his PC.

Answer 4

lol thank you, although it was just a question for my assignment. I turned it in earlier and i can't remember if that is what i put but hopefully it is right :D