11-12-2011, 12:00 AM
Don Genardo Sacateca wrote:
One of my computer friends turned me onto this cool company that has helped me
to upgrade my RAM memory
Here is the video they produce to show you how to do it
I'm using my backup computer right now and updating everything on it
So this post is a test to see whether or not my backup computer works properly
It used to be a Vista computer and my friend helped me to get Vista off and put Windows XP on it
which just so happens to be very difficult to do
The RAM modules got here a couple of days ago
I'll let you know how the upgrading of the RAM went
Wait till I give you the results before you buy anything from these people
Hey, so far so good
I took out the two 512 RAM modules from my main computer
and I put four 1GB each modules in each one of the four RAM slots
So my main computer is going from 1GB of RAM to 4GB of RAM
It should be a lot faster
It should...
I'm hoping I can stick those two 512 modules into my backup computer
I hope'a, hope'a, hope!
Well, I am indeed satisfied with the performance of my new and improved computer. The problem I was having was that when I would shut down programs they would go into a (not responding) mode for a while. This was especially annoying when I was leaving the house and in a hurry. So far it seems the problem is solved and that is very super coolio! With 4GBs of RAM memory instead of 1GB, I wouldn't say my computer is now 3X faster, but it does seem less senile and more on top of things in overall performance. So far I'm happy. So far....AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My backup computer is a slimline HP computer and man it can be difficult doing anything in there. Just taking out and replacing the clock battery was a real pain in the babuchka. The RAM memory modules are underneath the DVD drive and I sure wouldn't want to rebuild a slimline computer. My hands are too big for such a task. It appears to have the same type of RAM memory modules as my main computer, but it only has two slots and they are both full of the same 512mb RAM modules that I took out of my main computer. Oh well.... I'll hang onto those old RAM memory modules. Who knows? I may one day be able to sell them to the Smithsonian Institute for a HUGE prophet! I know I should have written: profit. I mean, who wants an overweight prophet making fat Biblical predictions?
So, my computers are now all 'hunky dunky' and it seems I don't have to reformat my main computer for at least another...day
Since I've been dealing with RAM memory modules that fit into computer logic board slots I've been thinking of going around calling woman: slots.
"Hey, you slot!"
"What was that?"
"I was actually paying you a compliment. I was comparing you to a computer logic board with memory slots ready to receive RAM modules that will make you better in all wonderful ways"
"Oh...."
"((( YOU SLOT!!! )))"
One of my computer friends turned me onto this cool company that has helped me
to upgrade my RAM memory
Here is the video they produce to show you how to do it
I'm using my backup computer right now and updating everything on it
So this post is a test to see whether or not my backup computer works properly
It used to be a Vista computer and my friend helped me to get Vista off and put Windows XP on it
which just so happens to be very difficult to do
The RAM modules got here a couple of days ago
I'll let you know how the upgrading of the RAM went
Wait till I give you the results before you buy anything from these people
Hey, so far so good
I took out the two 512 RAM modules from my main computer
and I put four 1GB each modules in each one of the four RAM slots
So my main computer is going from 1GB of RAM to 4GB of RAM
It should be a lot faster
It should...
I'm hoping I can stick those two 512 modules into my backup computer
I hope'a, hope'a, hope!
Well, I am indeed satisfied with the performance of my new and improved computer. The problem I was having was that when I would shut down programs they would go into a (not responding) mode for a while. This was especially annoying when I was leaving the house and in a hurry. So far it seems the problem is solved and that is very super coolio! With 4GBs of RAM memory instead of 1GB, I wouldn't say my computer is now 3X faster, but it does seem less senile and more on top of things in overall performance. So far I'm happy. So far....AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My backup computer is a slimline HP computer and man it can be difficult doing anything in there. Just taking out and replacing the clock battery was a real pain in the babuchka. The RAM memory modules are underneath the DVD drive and I sure wouldn't want to rebuild a slimline computer. My hands are too big for such a task. It appears to have the same type of RAM memory modules as my main computer, but it only has two slots and they are both full of the same 512mb RAM modules that I took out of my main computer. Oh well.... I'll hang onto those old RAM memory modules. Who knows? I may one day be able to sell them to the Smithsonian Institute for a HUGE prophet! I know I should have written: profit. I mean, who wants an overweight prophet making fat Biblical predictions?
So, my computers are now all 'hunky dunky' and it seems I don't have to reformat my main computer for at least another...day
Since I've been dealing with RAM memory modules that fit into computer logic board slots I've been thinking of going around calling woman: slots.
"Hey, you slot!"
"What was that?"
"I was actually paying you a compliment. I was comparing you to a computer logic board with memory slots ready to receive RAM modules that will make you better in all wonderful ways"
"Oh...."
"((( YOU SLOT!!! )))"