When selecting RAM, you must use the exact RAM that is specified for your
computer. Fortunately, this is an easy task, since the major RAM
manufacturers all have RAM selectors at their web sites. See especially
Crucial Technology (www.crucial.com).

Failure to use the correct RAM will cause problems.

--
Ted Zieglar
"You can do it if you try."

"Mark" <Mark@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8E33C193-6F68-4597-982F-E2A81AE1ED13@microsoft.com...
> well the RAM is all different makes, that doesnt matter does it? anyway i
> looked on each 1 and all i could find was :
>
> the first 1 was the one that came with the computer, it had nothing
written
> on it besides AFM™
>
> the seconds make had an M for a symbol but no name.. and had
PC2700U-2533-A1
> 256mb DDR 333 CL2.5 on it
>
> the third is made by Elixir and had 256mb DDR 333mhz CL2.5 PC
PC2700U-25330
> on it
>
> the forth is made by Elpida and had 256mb PC2700U-2533-O-A1 on it
>
> hope this means something to you
>
> thanks