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Re: Upgrading ram
Hi there,
I just checked further into your computer and you should be able to use any desktop DDR2 RAM for your computer. Here are a couple of other options that should work:
Those are just a few suggestions. The catch is to ensure you are using 240-pin DDR2 RAM. Personally, I'd suggest sticking with well known names such as Kingston (the last two links there are both Kingston RAM).
I hope those suggestions help!
Not all the details are listed on the site here. There may be other factors that affect their performance, such as timings. But even that aside, the prices do not neccessarily reflect their feature set, but rather how difficult they are to manufacture and deliver. These memory chips typically get lower in price when the manufacturing process becomes cheaper to perform.
