I checked out Compaq's site. Here is what it said about my memory: Standard Configurable Types 266 MHz PC2100 DDR Configurable Memory Modules 128, 256, 512 (2x256), 1.0 (2x512) GB Max Capability: 1 GB Total DIMMs Two Total DIMMs Open One if 128, 256, or 512 used Incompatibilities Known None So basically I can't go any higher than 1GB and if I go for that I have to go with two 512 sticks?
Therein lies the problem...I no longer have that manual, never got one or the one I do have that might contain information about it doesn't say dick.
There's lots of sites on the net that sell memory and have a database for most computers that tell what type of modules you can use. Here's one for Kingston memory, you don't have to use Kingston, but you can use the site to find out what you need. http://www.4allmemory.com/index.cfm?pid=316&kwd=kingston memory upgrade
When I search on NewEgg for what I need I get this only match... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820141218 It seems that the people that HAVE bought this like it. But it sounds to good to be true to get 1GB for less than $100. Does anyone have any expierience with pqi?
i bought these RAM sticks not long ago from newegg.com: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820145440 Plug n Play! noticed the difference in a quickness and haven't had any problems. Prices dropped Your comp should work with a PC3200 but it will only run at PC2100..aslo, check if your mobo is a 184-Pin and hmmm.. your max is 1GB or 512MBx2 altogether but it's better if you get a 512MBx2 instead of a 1GB stick so you can in dual channel..
