Is there a site where u can enter ur comp. model # and C a listing of possible compatible upgrades?
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go to www.crucial.com.  On the right hand side, there is a program that scans your whole computer.  complete the scan.  It will let you know what your system's capabilities are and what you can add.\n\nEdit - All hardware is NOT compatible.  You need to know what your motherboard configuration is.  If you have an AGP slot and get a PCI-E video card, then it's worthless. Also if you upgrade your ram, you need to get the right RAM or else your computer will go haywire on you.
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go under control panel and go to add new hardware. you can select it from a list or have it search for it
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There are several upgrades on the aftermarket for your application check with BDS or Bully Dog you can find upgrades for exhaust,computer,turbo,tranny, and more at summitracing.com or try jegs.com
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Check your motherboard at \nhttp://www.coastmemory.com and see what they recommend.  They have a fairly complete Motherboard lookup.
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Go to the website of your computer manufacturer and look for your machine type (you'll have to search for it)  for instance, go to Dell and look for Optiplex 4542  or go to IBM and search for Thinkpad T41  When you find your model, look for Drivers and Downloads that are for that specific machine.  There you'll find the updated BIOS.  Save it to disk and run it on your machine.  It may be an .exe file or an executable file.  Run this file.
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look on the manufacturers website
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The manufacturers website?
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go to IBM.com and search through their product downloads page.. search for your model number and BIOS. Any updates should be found fairly easily. \n\nTAKE CAUTION: If your computer crashes during the bios flash.. OR you install the wrong update, your computer will cease to function.\n\n-Tom
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http://www.systemofadown.com/\n\nThey don't list them on their site, but there is a email list you can join to get updates.
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All computer manufacturers have web sites and they will gladly sell upgrades.  It would be a good thing to go to PC magazine and check out the tech forums to ask questions.  Also try TechTV site or some of the Yahoo computer groups.  \nHP also has a toll free phone number so you can talk to a tech there, but remember, they are in the business to sell you their products.
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uhmmm.nope... not really.. but someone out there does.. i've an NEC too.. and everytym i want to know what parts are compatible on my laptop i turn to www.sparesweb.com... it's a really helpful site..check it out and it might solve ur questions..
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Go to the manufacturers website
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If you need to know the type of ram you have on your computer you could go to the manufacturers website of your computer and then type in the model number into the site's search box and look for something like "Product specifications" or "Product Information" and it will give you the specs on what hardware came installed on your computer.
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Find out the manufactuer of your motherboard and the model number/type.  Then google it.
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Without a sub-model number this was as close as I could get you.\n\nGood luck.
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hi curt if you go to da manufacture  and look up on ur pc ur see what it does support  you can get a lot of info if you read up on ur pc
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Have you checked the Linux Hardware Compatibility List at LinuxQuestions.org (see sources)?