– in 4 materials (clay versions included)
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It depends:It can support up to 4gb of memory and it has 4 slots, 2 already used up from the 256mb dual channel sticks. I think I would rather go with the 1GB stick.
If your motherboard supports dual DDR you should have matched size RAM sticks in the proper slots on the motherboard.
If you are not concerned about dual DDR, but you should, just go for the maximum memory your motherboard can support.
If you do not understand what kind of memory your motherboard supports get professional help: get info from the computer vendor or a local service shop.
It can support up to 4gb of memory and it has 4 slots, 2 already used up from the 256mb dual channel sticks. I think I would rather go with the 1GB stick.If you have a board that supports dual-channel DDR, a pair of 512’s would work faster than a single 1GB stick. Then again, this might mean you would need to loose the 256’s if there are compatibility issues.
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