I have a Demension 4300 using XP with 256MB Ram. I just installed a new printer and it has slowed my computer down . I would like to add more memory. Is this something I can do myself and if so where can I find directions?
hi just goto the product manuals once you are in the support.dell website, from the following list choose the technical specifications to know more about the type of memory that goes into your computer if not just goto adding parts and checkout how the memory can be added or removed
You can buy memory from www.crucial.com first, use their memory selector to find the correct memory. Crucial memory is guaranteed to work in you computer, has free shipping and a lifetime warranty.
Thans a bunch for this info. Is there a brand that you suggest or does it matter? Is there anything else that I need to know before I tackle this project? As you can probably tell I don't have a clue what I am doing. I just know I want and I want now
I'm sorry that you got two messages with nothing on them but I had a problem with my fingers.
Thanks for telling me what kind of memory to get. I don't know what you meant when you said you don't think I need to upgrade my memory. Please explain, I'm a little dense.
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Posted March 6th, 2004 14:00
Installing memory is an easy upgrade. For the physical installation, see the following Dell document:
http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim4300/ (look under "Adding Parts")
To purchase memory that is compatible with your system and is gauranteed to work, use the memory selector at www.crucial.com
Steve