Arthur Fuller
fuller.artful at gmail.com
Tue Sep 27 16:42:20 CDT 2011
I'm shopping on eBay for some additional RAM for a computer that allows only DDR1 (I can't afford a new motherboard as well). There's plenty to choose from there and the prices are better than the local stores charge, but before I take the leap, I'd like to clear up some terminology that I don't understand: - low-desity RAM (a few listings say this) - high-density RAM (only one mentions this) - (M368L2923DUN-CCC) for De<http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Samsung-1GB-DDR-PC3200-400MHz-M368L2923DUN-CCC-Desktop-RAM-/120783314737?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item1c1f3f1f31>sktop RAM (only one mentions this) - Non ECC (only a few mention this) - CL3 (a few mention this) I don't need a detailed thesis, just some guidelines. Is high-density better than low, or vice-versa? If neither is mentioned, does that imply the rest are "medium" density? The RAM I already have is 400Mz and nobody seems to offer higher, so I'll stick with that. TIA, Arthur