Go to the Crucial web site (www.crucial.com) and use their memory selecter
tool, which will show you the exact specifications for the memory needed by
your computer.

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

"mand" <mand@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A89948FA-0A40-4AE6-A249-C1AD086B9792@microsoft.com...
>
> i'm tryng to find what speed memory i have, i've tryed searching the pc
but
> cant find anything and i've searched the net but theres nowhere on the net
> that tells you how to check what speed memory you have and tiny computers
are
> usless as their system is always down and they cant tell me what speed
> memory my pc has and they charge £1 a min just to tell you a load of
rubbish,
> i need to know the speed of the memory so i can get some more memory on
> wednesday but pc world said i need to know the speed or i cant get the
memory
> and they can check for me but i dont really wanna pay out £10 for a cab
to
> take the whole dam tower down to the shop and bak
> can anyone help me please?