System Upgrades on a Presario SR1426NX

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About Portable applications, USB devices, software and software utilities, open source, cyber fiction, Windows, Linux, DOS, games, media and media creation, hardware, scripting, and online applications. Archives dec_07 jan_08, feb_08, mar_08, apr_08, may_08, jun_08, jul_08, aug_08, sep_08 Topical Collections Ten Sites that I think are Cool, Interesting or Useful Ten DOS Resources Ten Portable Application Sites Ten Open Source Sites Sponsors Link2Me Link Exchange Directory - The Best Link Exchange for SEO Professionals Practice Exams-Offers simulation software for a verity of technology certifications. Miscellaneous	DATE: 21-October-2008 Filed Under: System I own several computers one of those being a Presario SR1426NX. I am currently running Windows XP and frequently run multiple virtual machines, which require a lot of memory. With the price of memory continuing to fall I decided to purchase three 512MB modules. Before the upgrade I had 1GB of memory, which was fine for performing most operations. I had two 256MB modules and one 512MB. My system’s maximum allowed memory is 4GB, but after the upgrade I have 2GB. I should have enough system resources to run my applications now.	Worth a Visit Boing Boing Chip Chick Code Verge CSS Globe Daily Cup of Tech Firefox Add-ons FreewareNation Hackszine Insecure Life Hacker Make Make Use Of Our Latest Discovery Portable Arcade Games Retro Thing Scripting News Shell City Smashing Magazine Softpedia Tech-Recipes The Road to Know Where XFuture Xtort Topical Categories Command Line Freeware Games Gmail Hacking How to's Last Free Version Linux Macintosh Mash-ups MCSA Media Microsoft Office Mozila Firefox Networks Online Applications Open Source Portable Applications Productivity Professional Development Programming Scripts Sites Site Information Security System System Tweaks & Utilities Text Editors USB Devices USB Utilities Virtual Machines Windows
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