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Ok, I'm convinced. I'll just let my parents old PC die ;-)
I've got a similar operation to do, but a slightly newer gateway. The ram
is almost impossible to find, and then very expensive, so after this, I
think I'll take my own advice and scrap it. I may be able to convince my
parents to sell the parts (it being the oldest computer, I don't think we
want to swap its parts with the others ;-)
> > Anyone else find it very depressing to buy yourself a rare
> upgrade and
> > have it not work? ;)
>
> Recently I bought some laptop RAM from a company who also had
> sold me a
> RAM carrier (it allows me to use more RAM). The carrier with some
> built-in memory on it works great, but the upgrade would not be
> recognized by the laptop at all. That was rather upsetting.
> They sent me
> two different modules, none of them worked for me even though they
> tested fine at their lab after I sent them back. I ended up returning
> them. Some things just don't work well together.
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