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Caterpillar
Posts: 37 from 2008/1/4
From: Canada
ok, first you may want to make sure you get low density ( double sided ) RAM - chips on both sides of the memory stick. I believe this is what you have?
Next, get a brand name. Getting no-name RAM will cause memory issues. Had a friend who did the same and his computer would give him problems.
Try to get these brands:
Micron or Kingston
A few other very good brands that should work well too:
Corsair, Crucial, Mushkin, Infineon
I realize finding PC133 RAM will be hard but going for No-name ( low quality ) RAM is always a bad idea.
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