Stone age POS on speed...?

[pduck]

can a mobo originally meant for SIMM RAM take any other type RAM?
I cant stant 40m simm ram much longer....

 

[Alex]

lol sucks to be you!!

to answer your question: i dont think so! :frown:

 

[Migroo]

No, its physically impossible to fit RAM that is not the correct dimentions into a slot, let alone get the wrong type to work.

 

[MCS]

I think it's about time you upgraded your motherboard

 

[pduck]

its an ancient compaq presario (the type where everything is compressed to 1/1239812391 of its size), not much I can do about a mobo?......or can i? i aint got a friggin clue....

 

[Alex]

lol i feel your pain had me a presario too a long time ago...

aw well ya can save a couple things, hd, video card (if not onboard) and well...sound maybe but ya really wanna be upgrading the whole thing...!

 

[vss1980]

If its 72-pin SIMMS and is a late 486 or Pentium board, then it may be able to benefit from EDO memory (assuming that it wasn't installed with it anyway - usually if the board supported it, EDO was usually fitted). This offers a slight speed advantage as its memory timings are slightly more aggressive than normal DRAM, but still nowhere near as fast as today's SDRAM and DDR DRAM.
I also doubt that it would be worth the money to upgrade compared to how cheap normal SDRAM is at the moment.

As for the board, I doubt you will be able to find an upgrade for that compaq board (certainly not at a reasonable price). Time to upgrade, and just in time for christmas too.

 

[Ausm]

Dude, You cannot wait that long to upgrade and expect to have some magical way to make your computer run faster

Ausm

 

[Alex]

YEAH!@!!! YOU SUCK!!!! :|

lol jk

(im only dissin him like this cuz i know him in person btw)