[SWLUG] Interesting experience

[Julian Hall]

Justin Mitchell wrote:

>you can also test the motherboard to find out what speed the ram is
>currently running, the bios should have told you.  programs  like
>memtest86 can tell you, and i think crucial now have some windows
>software that can tell you.
>
You're right Justin,

www.crucial.com , then download the Windows proggie, let it see what you 
have in the box and it will recommend their best fit product.  Or if you 
don't have Windows at all, just run through their wizard telling it 
about your system and you'll get the same result :)

Cheers,

Julian