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09-Nov-2009, 11:25 AM #1
Post Solved: max ram
i was looking around on the internet for stuff i could upgrade my pc with, and i saw that every motherboard has a maximum supported amount of ram

now my question is, what is my max supported ram

a few things i do know is:

my mobo has 4 ram-card slots
it is ddr2 memory
my current amount is 2 gig
the model number of my mobo is rs690m2ma

i couldnt find it anywhere on google
so i thought you guys might know a way to find it.
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09-Nov-2009, 11:37 AM #2
Go to crucial.com and use their scanner tool or enter your system.

Will give you answers as to total amount of memory.
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09-Nov-2009, 11:43 AM #3
hehe, lol this is what it says
Maximum Memory Capacity: 8388608 MB

hehe 8000 gigabytes

its probably 8 gigabytes

hey, thanx man, im marking this one solved
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