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Old 01-05-2006, 02:45 AM
lilmofie
 
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Default iMedia memory upgrade

Can you help?
I need a memory upgrade for my Packard Bell-iMedia 1308 but cant find one
anywhere........ive tried the Packard Bell website but no luck.
Ive got 2 games & cant play either as i dont have enough memory(i think
thats the problem) I checked my system info & i only have 480Mb RAM. How do i
check for game/computer compatibility?
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Old 01-05-2006, 02:45 AM
Dixonian69
 
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Default RE: iMedia memory upgrade

Packard Bell
http://support.packardbell.com/uk/my...421 1201#show

System Memory
Supports 2 memory slots.
Supports a maximum memory size of 2 GB (using 2 x 1 GB memory modules)
400/333/266 MHz
Support only 2.5 V DIMM DDRAM configurations
Unbuffered type support


"lilmofie" wrote:

> Can you help?
> I need a memory upgrade for my Packard Bell-iMedia 1308 but cant find one
> anywhere........ive tried the Packard Bell website but no luck.
> Ive got 2 games & cant play either as i dont have enough memory(i think
> thats the problem) I checked my system info & i only have 480Mb RAM. How do i
> check for game/computer compatibility?

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Old 01-05-2006, 02:46 AM
bxf
 
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Default Re: iMedia memory upgrade

In spite of the tendency of people to talk about mega-GB of memory as
if these were essential, I don't think that 480MB qualifies as "only"
for most purposes. Rather than assume that memory shortage is your
problem, check out the games' memory requirements and see if in fact
they exceed what memory you have. You don't give any symptoms of the
failures, and there could be other reasons for your games to fail. For
example, your video card may not up to the task.

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Old 01-05-2006, 02:46 AM
lilmofie
 
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Default Re: iMedia memory upgrade

Ok,here goes, the 1st game is ALEXANDER & the system requirements are:
operating system 98-2000-ME-XP*processor 1.5GHz*memory 512Mb RAM*3D card
64Mb Directx 8.1 compatible*Directx 9.0b or higher*dvd/cd-rom drive 12x or
higher*sound card directx 8.1 compatible*hard disk 2GB free*peripherals
windows compatible mouse & keyboard*internet alexander uk cd rom pc*

The 2nd is Silent Hunter 3:
operating system windows XP 2000*processor 1.4GHz or faster*memory 512Mb*3D
card 64 Mb*DirectX DirectX 9 or higher*dvd-rom drive 4x*sound card DirectX 9
compliant*hard disk 2 GB*peripherals keyboard/mouse*multiplay LAN up to 8
players*

i'm not sure which of these i have/havent got but after i installed
Alexander & tried to play it, nothing happened.....just the alexander loading
screen for about a sec but then it disappears

"bxf" wrote:

> In spite of the tendency of people to talk about mega-GB of memory as
> if these were essential, I don't think that 480MB qualifies as "only"
> for most purposes. Rather than assume that memory shortage is your
> problem, check out the games' memory requirements and see if in fact
> they exceed what memory you have. You don't give any symptoms of the
> failures, and there could be other reasons for your games to fail. For
> example, your video card may not up to the task.
>
>

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Old 01-05-2006, 02:46 AM
Dixonian69
 
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i'm not sure which of these i have/havent got????
nothing happened.....just the alexander loading screen for about a sec but
then it disappears.

With these 2 statements, it really makes it hard to help you. not much to
gone on.

No matter. According to you, you are short of the needed RAM!!
the 1st game is ALEXANDER & the system requirements are: operating system
98-2000-ME-XP*processor 1.5GHz*memory ""512Mb RAM""
The 2nd is Silent Hunter 3: operating system windows XP 2000*processor
1.4GHz or faster*memory "" 512Mb""
I would boost your system to at least 1G.
don't know for sure if that is ALL of your probem but certainly one problem.



"lilmofie" wrote:

> Ok,here goes, the 1st game is ALEXANDER & the system requirements are:
> operating system 98-2000-ME-XP*processor 1.5GHz*memory 512Mb RAM*3D card
> 64Mb Directx 8.1 compatible*Directx 9.0b or higher*dvd/cd-rom drive 12x or
> higher*sound card directx 8.1 compatible*hard disk 2GB free*peripherals
> windows compatible mouse & keyboard*internet alexander uk cd rom pc*
>
> The 2nd is Silent Hunter 3:
> operating system windows XP 2000*processor 1.4GHz or faster*memory 512Mb*3D
> card 64 Mb*DirectX DirectX 9 or higher*dvd-rom drive 4x*sound card DirectX 9
> compliant*hard disk 2 GB*peripherals keyboard/mouse*multiplay LAN up to 8
> players*
>
> i'm not sure which of these i have/havent got but after i installed
> Alexander & tried to play it, nothing happened.....just the alexander loading
> screen for about a sec but then it disappears
>
> "bxf" wrote:
>
> > In spite of the tendency of people to talk about mega-GB of memory as
> > if these were essential, I don't think that 480MB qualifies as "only"
> > for most purposes. Rather than assume that memory shortage is your
> > problem, check out the games' memory requirements and see if in fact
> > they exceed what memory you have. You don't give any symptoms of the
> > failures, and there could be other reasons for your games to fail. For
> > example, your video card may not up to the task.
> >
> >

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Old 01-05-2006, 02:46 AM
lilmofie
 
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Default Re: iMedia memory upgrade

how do i find out if the games meet my system requirement?


"Dixonian69" wrote:

> i'm not sure which of these i have/havent got????
> nothing happened.....just the alexander loading screen for about a sec but
> then it disappears.
>
> With these 2 statements, it really makes it hard to help you. not much to
> gone on.
>
> No matter. According to you, you are short of the needed RAM!!
> the 1st game is ALEXANDER & the system requirements are: operating system
> 98-2000-ME-XP*processor 1.5GHz*memory ""512Mb RAM""
> The 2nd is Silent Hunter 3: operating system windows XP 2000*processor
> 1.4GHz or faster*memory "" 512Mb""
> I would boost your system to at least 1G.
> don't know for sure if that is ALL of your probem but certainly one problem.
>
>
>
> "lilmofie" wrote:
>
> > Ok,here goes, the 1st game is ALEXANDER & the system requirements are:
> > operating system 98-2000-ME-XP*processor 1.5GHz*memory 512Mb RAM*3D card
> > 64Mb Directx 8.1 compatible*Directx 9.0b or higher*dvd/cd-rom drive 12x or
> > higher*sound card directx 8.1 compatible*hard disk 2GB free*peripherals
> > windows compatible mouse & keyboard*internet alexander uk cd rom pc*
> >
> > The 2nd is Silent Hunter 3:
> > operating system windows XP 2000*processor 1.4GHz or faster*memory 512Mb*3D
> > card 64 Mb*DirectX DirectX 9 or higher*dvd-rom drive 4x*sound card DirectX 9
> > compliant*hard disk 2 GB*peripherals keyboard/mouse*multiplay LAN up to 8
> > players*
> >
> > i'm not sure which of these i have/havent got but after i installed
> > Alexander & tried to play it, nothing happened.....just the alexander loading
> > screen for about a sec but then it disappears
> >
> > "bxf" wrote:
> >
> > > In spite of the tendency of people to talk about mega-GB of memory as
> > > if these were essential, I don't think that 480MB qualifies as "only"
> > > for most purposes. Rather than assume that memory shortage is your
> > > problem, check out the games' memory requirements and see if in fact
> > > they exceed what memory you have. You don't give any symptoms of the
> > > failures, and there could be other reasons for your games to fail. For
> > > example, your video card may not up to the task.
> > >
> > >

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Old 01-05-2006, 02:46 AM
Dixonian69
 
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how do i find out if the games meet my system requirement?
You asked that backwards!!

Does system meet the game requirements?
You gave game requirements. I don't r,member if you gave your computer
configuration other than 480 mb RAM!!

what video card, how much hard drive space, processor speed, etc.??

You' have to match them up!! How would I know what you have??


"lilmofie" wrote:

> how do i find out if the games meet my system requirement?
>
>
> "Dixonian69" wrote:
>
> > i'm not sure which of these i have/havent got????
> > nothing happened.....just the alexander loading screen for about a sec but
> > then it disappears.
> >
> > With these 2 statements, it really makes it hard to help you. not much to
> > gone on.
> >
> > No matter. According to you, you are short of the needed RAM!!
> > the 1st game is ALEXANDER & the system requirements are: operating system
> > 98-2000-ME-XP*processor 1.5GHz*memory ""512Mb RAM""
> > The 2nd is Silent Hunter 3: operating system windows XP 2000*processor
> > 1.4GHz or faster*memory "" 512Mb""
> > I would boost your system to at least 1G.
> > don't know for sure if that is ALL of your probem but certainly one problem.
> >
> >
> >
> > "lilmofie" wrote:
> >
> > > Ok,here goes, the 1st game is ALEXANDER & the system requirements are:
> > > operating system 98-2000-ME-XP*processor 1.5GHz*memory 512Mb RAM*3D card
> > > 64Mb Directx 8.1 compatible*Directx 9.0b or higher*dvd/cd-rom drive 12x or
> > > higher*sound card directx 8.1 compatible*hard disk 2GB free*peripherals
> > > windows compatible mouse & keyboard*internet alexander uk cd rom pc*
> > >
> > > The 2nd is Silent Hunter 3:
> > > operating system windows XP 2000*processor 1.4GHz or faster*memory 512Mb*3D
> > > card 64 Mb*DirectX DirectX 9 or higher*dvd-rom drive 4x*sound card DirectX 9
> > > compliant*hard disk 2 GB*peripherals keyboard/mouse*multiplay LAN up to 8
> > > players*
> > >
> > > i'm not sure which of these i have/havent got but after i installed
> > > Alexander & tried to play it, nothing happened.....just the alexander loading
> > > screen for about a sec but then it disappears
> > >
> > > "bxf" wrote:
> > >
> > > > In spite of the tendency of people to talk about mega-GB of memory as
> > > > if these were essential, I don't think that 480MB qualifies as "only"
> > > > for most purposes. Rather than assume that memory shortage is your
> > > > problem, check out the games' memory requirements and see if in fact
> > > > they exceed what memory you have. You don't give any symptoms of the
> > > > failures, and there could be other reasons for your games to fail. For
> > > > example, your video card may not up to the task.
> > > >
> > > >

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