You will be a-ok replacing that old 126MB card. Actually it is wise to replace it with a 512MB card -- that way assuming you buy the same module as the other 512MB card -- you will have a matching memory pair and will be runnind dual-channel memory mode VS single-channel memory mode.
There is no information stored on the memory long-term. Every time you turn the computer off, the memory loses all of its information. SDRAM needs power applied to it to store its information.
Actually it is wise to replace it with a 512MB card -- that way assuming you buy the same module as the other 512MB card -- you will have a matching memory pair and will be runnind dual-channel memory mode VS single-channel memory mode.
FYI The Dimension 2400 does not support dual channel memory.
Wow, Thanks. I think I will. My computer is running so much better. I'll get the same type of memory card. In a brief moment of clarity, I kept the packaging.
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Posted July 14th, 2008 15:00
You will be a-ok replacing that old 126MB card. Actually it is wise to replace it with a 512MB card -- that way assuming you buy the same module as the other 512MB card -- you will have a matching memory pair and will be runnind dual-channel memory mode VS single-channel memory mode.
There is no information stored on the memory long-term. Every time you turn the computer off, the memory loses all of its information. SDRAM needs power applied to it to store its information.