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Comstar 1GB DDRII 533MHz Laptop Memory


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03-Mar-2007, 04:22 PM #1
Comstar 1GB DDRII 533MHz Laptop Memory
Hey has n e worked with Comstar 1GB DDRII 533MHz Laptop Memory modules, and even better has n e 1 worked with 2 GB of er and can give me a review, thanks alot
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03-Mar-2007, 06:49 PM #2
What's "n e?"

The more RAM, the faster your system is, 2GB is usually plenty, though. I recommend Crucial for RAM.
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