The chipset used in the Dimension 2400 will handle 2 GB per Intel, who makes the chipset. I can't be absolutely certain that the computer will handle 2 GB as I've never put this much in it, but one of my 2400's has been working happily with 1.5 GB for about eight months now. I used Kingston memory, but I'm certain that there are other vendors, such as Crucial, who supply memory that is compatible with the Dimension 2400.
jackshack
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May 7th, 2008 01:00
The chipset used in the Dimension 2400 will handle 2 GB per Intel, who makes the chipset. I can't be absolutely certain that the computer will handle 2 GB as I've never put this much in it, but one of my 2400's has been working happily with 1.5 GB for about eight months now. I used Kingston memory, but I'm certain that there are other vendors, such as Crucial, who supply memory that is compatible with the Dimension 2400.
phunnel
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May 7th, 2008 05:00
You're right Jack. I borrowed two 1gb sticks and put them in the 2400 and it recognized both of them.
Thanks much.
jackshack
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May 7th, 2008 13:00
You're quite welcome.