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Answer» I am having 2 GB DDR 3 Ram. Now I LIKE to Increase it to 6GB RAM.
When I ask the retailer to give 4GB RAM he questioned which frequency you REQUIRED?
I don't know the frequency of my RAM and it's not mentioned on my RAM too.
how to identify RAM frequency. Please help me.
I am attaching my hardware specifications to this query
[attachment deleted by admin to conserve space]Travel to Crucial.com and RUN the Online scanner...it'll tell you exactly what RAM that PC will take...Also, the frequency of your current RAM is shown in your CPU-Z SCREENSHOT, under "max bandwidth". There are several ways of measuring or stating the speed, you could call what you have 1600MHz RAM, or PC3-12800.You will now have an Inbox full of *censored* and fake Rolex messages for using your email addy for a User name..
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