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Substitute memory?

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Started 1 month ago by jeb1
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jeb1

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My older computer has PC 3200 memory in it, which is 3 times the cost of later memory like PC 6400.

Can I substitute the 6400 or some other memory for the 3200 if I do it for all the 3200? - jb

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semiretired

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From a non expert, I have not had much luck upgrading memory.

Type your computer's info in the Crucial memory site to see what you can do.

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