normally how much a 1024 Mb or 2048 Mb  memory ram costs?ty?
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There are no 2Gig RAM in a single module except for servers. A high quality DDR PC3200 1 Gig module is around $100, although the highly rated Corsair Value select is only $77 for a gig. Very cheap compared to the old days!
968883
pc world they have one fo £400 its by advent and it is the best ive seen from a retailer. it has 1gb of ram a 100gb hardrive and loads of extras snap it up quick.
979986
You mean 1Gb RAM.\n\nWhatever spec. you think is good enough now certainly won't be in a few months time if you ever consider upgrading to Windows Vista.  But the spec. you suggested will be more than enough for your current needs.   However, for what you use your current machine for, I would save money and opt for a memory and hard disk upgrade.  This will cost considerably less than a new machine.\n\nJust a memory upgrade itself will be a great benefit (you don't say which operating system you're using).
86432
crucial.com sells good memory, and they even have a program that will tell you exactly which memory your computer can take.\n\nGood luck!
588540
Check your computer's specifications...usually found online someplace if you look up the model number and make.  Sometimes it'll tell you what the maximum memory is for your computer.  It doesn't matter what sizes you put in there to make up the numbers as long as (I'm thinking) it's within your max memory.  I seen some older computers only a max of 128RAM....was time to ditch those badboys.  I'm running 512mb right now...two 256 sticks.  Computer runs great even doing videos while running other programs.
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32mb? My 3 yr old PC came with a 128mb. You can get 128mb cards pretty cheap and even some 256mb cards for less than $100. I think you should get a friend that knows a bit more about computers. I'm wondering if you need a new one. Your friend should be able to help you decide plus someone will need to install the video card if you decide to get one.\n\n128MB DDR PCI Graphics Card \n$49.99 at Best Buy\nhttp://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7215364&type=product&productCategoryId=cat01151&id=1114614364423\n\n128MB $39.99 at Circuit City after rebate\nhttp://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/VisionTek-Xtasy-Radeon-X300SE-Video-Card-X300SEHPCIE-/sem/rpsm/oid/131928/catOid/-13043/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do
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Appears to be DDR Ram PC2100 nonECC\n\nhttp://dealnews.com/memory/prices/systems/Compaq-Presario-s4020-wm-PC2100-DDR-266-MHz/32284/128MB.html
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http://www.newegg.com   make sure you get the right type of ram
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Go to:\n\nwww.kahlon.com\n\nThey have an excellent site for finding out exactly what your computer needs in the way of memory.  They've also got some of the cheapest prices on the net.\n\nYou can find out what you need and then comparison shop at:  \n\nwww.newegg.com\nwww.tigerdirect.com\nwww.ebayexpress.com\n\nI think you'll find that 1GB laptop RAM will run around $100 at some of the cheaper sites.
815937
Simply add more ram.\n256 less than adequate.\n512 adequate\n1gig plus is ideal
524428
Well it depends on what type of RAM you have, not what OS you have.  Check out www.shopper.com or www.pricewatch.com for the latest RAM prices for your type of memory.
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RAM, it costs less too.
590856
Here's a quick cost breakdown to help you decide:\n\nMemory upgrade:  Your system most likely takes PC133 SDRAM.\n\n2 x 512MB modules at $75.00 each =  $150.00***\nhttp://www.buymemory.com\n\n***Careful, not all P3 1GHz machines accept 512MB modules, ask about compatibility before you buy.\n\nNew hard drive:  7200RPM ATA 80GB-100GB about $50-$60\n(Any online source with good customer service)\n\nTotal upgrade = $200-$210\n\nOR\n\nNew P4 2.8GHz or higher with 512MB RAM and 80GB drive or larger for around $400 (sometimes with flat panel monitor for about $450)\n\nUpgrading will definitely help your PC, however, you'll grow out of even that in a hurry with graphic design.  I highly recommend a new PC to preserver your sanity and save you money in the long run.  You'll want a large hard drive, but can always buy a seperate drive for storage later, they're getting cheaper each week it seems.\n\nSometimes it's more expensive to upgrade memory during the PC purchase instead of ordering somewhere online.
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http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM
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Yes you can.. I have 512 and 1024 in mine - as long as the memory is the same type and if they are different speeds - your PC will run both at the slowest of the two's speed as long as they have SPD (Serial Presence Detect) which autoconfigures your SODIMMs.
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Check the BIOS, maybe 128MB is used as Video RAM.  If that's the case, you are really OK.  But you might be looking at getting more RAM.   Visit http://www.coastmemory.com and look up your system. \n\nGood luck
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can pick up more ram at best buy, compusa,frys,etc.. most will support up to 1-2 gigs of ram.