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A FRIEND gave me an OLD celeron 533mhz with 64mb ram (pc100). the max supported ram is 512, but two sticks of 256 are like $80-$90. the local comp shop has like a 800mhz with i forget how much ram but i think it was 128 or 256 for $100. it seems to me it would be more cost effective to just GET the other computer unless i can buy some faster ram at a cheaper price and run it underclocked or something. i dont have much exp with the older stuff. any opinions?I would look into what type of RAM and how much it would cost for the 8ooG machine before MAKING a DECISION...ok, i'll have to get the exact specs then. Quote from: CompEngineer0 on May 02, 2007, 03:49:52 PM

A friend gave me an old celeron 533mhz with 64mb ram (pc100). the max supported ram is 512, but two sticks of 256 are like $80-$90. the local comp shop has like a 800mhz with i forget how much ram but i think it was 128 or 256 for $100. it seems to me it would be more cost effective to just get the other computer unless i can buy some faster ram at a cheaper price and run it underclocked or something. i dont have much exp with the older stuff. any opinions?

I'd not invest an money whatsoever in that system. Something else might break down and you'll be stuck with far too expensive SD-RAM modules.

Besides that, you might be able to find them for free if someone is looking to ditch some old systems.


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