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| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
sometimes high density ram does cause problems, but its rare. maybe this is the rare time?
also, the BEST place for max ram amounts is crucial.com. I always tell people with pre-builts to use their site as they get the info direct from the manufacturer. Check there and see what the max ram allowed is. 512mb doesn't sound correct.
I agree, that it's kind of a waste at this point though. I didn't think that there would be a problem. I personally have been around, and built, many computers and NEVER experienced the rare high-density incompatibility. I knew it was _possible_, but since I have never experienced it, I didn't expect it to crop up like this.
What you do from here is kind of, "hmm" now. Because you could, I assume return it for something totally different, or whatever, but unsure of your ultimate intentions in the long run. Sorry for the wild goose chase though. |
meh, its cool. i never would have even tried if you hadnt helped me, so its good for something. even if i just use my experience towards a new computer or whatever. i think i can get a full refund on the memory so it should be okay. the cpu just got here so after i check out info on pulling the old one i can see if that makes any obvious difference|
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