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April 3, 2008

Don’t Buy a New PC, Upgrade It’s Memory!

I just ran into the most fabulous green site, it completely simplifies the process of upgrading the memory on your PC. I recently purchased a used Dell laptop, and according to this site, the salesmen lied to me. 

According to Crucial.com, the max memory for my DELL Latitude C600 is 512 MB. The salesmen told me i could upgrade it to a max of 1,000 MB. Shame on you, Mr. Salesmen.

What i like best about this site, is that you enter in your desktop or laptop brand and model, and it gives you detailed memory upgrade information. It’s motto is, Don’t Buy a NEW PC, Upgrade Memory Instead.

Smart, money-saving, and eco friendly, too.

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Good point that isn’t said enough. A good chunk of slowdowns with computers, especially if you play games (darn MMOs), has to do with RAM. Even SSD drives connected via the fastest interfaces out there still don’t serve virtual memory anywhere near as fast as good ol’ physical memory.

And don’t forget, if you have to replace ram please sell your old stuff! It’s amazing how many people I talk to just toss out their old memory - it’s like throwing out money. I suppose those are also the same people who eat at McDonalds constantly and have TV dinners every day.

Comment by Jeremy Steele — April 3, 2008 @ 9:15 pm

I don’t buy new PC oftenly too…Always upgrade it until it reached the maximum performance. But my main reason was for saving…Now I know another benefit of it.

Comment by Susan — April 3, 2008 @ 9:58 pm

You can easily upgrade your pc. But before you do, you should first identify for what reason you want to upgrade a new one. Sometimes the reason may be valid and maybe you can even sell your old one to ease on the cost of buying a new one.

Comment by Brian Yalung — April 4, 2008 @ 12:32 pm

Good point, guys. The fact stands that many simply toss out or go out and purchase a new PC, as soon as it slows down.

But the reasons a PC slows down are so vast and varied. It could be a new resource heavy software you recently downloaded, a widget you added, etc.

When in doubt, go online, do abit of research, and see if maybe adding more memory ( or a hard drive ) is what would speed up your computer.

Thanxs for all the comments! Keep ‘em coming.

Comment by Missy — April 4, 2008 @ 5:25 pm

Or if you want, you can do some analytics prior to deciding on getting a new one. Consider viruses and spyware as well as they can really cause a lot of problems. In short, browse wisely online ;)

Comment by Brian Yalung — April 5, 2008 @ 2:05 pm

I agree with the premise of this post, upgrading can extend the life of most PC’s.

Comment by Futon-Matt — April 7, 2008 @ 5:24 am

Bryan: Yes, viruses are major resource killers and memory wasters. Its a good idea to do a virus check. If you find that you have one, make sure to delete it, kill it, etc.

Find free online tech supoport here:
http://forums.techguy.org/

Matt: Yes, upgrading can extend the life of any desktop or laptop. It is atleast worth a try.

Happy Monday!
Missy.

Comment by Missy — April 7, 2008 @ 10:34 am

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