Motherboard properties?

[Indigo]

Does anybody knows how to check how many of RAM can support Motherboard?
I would like to add more, but dunno if it's supports more than it is now...
Thank you.

[Carhartt]

There is a little program called "EVEREST Home Edition", you can search for almost all important details with it.

-Carhartt

[Omri]

I will recommend to use Everest like Carhartt told you. But the problem dont always work if you have something wierd

[WDoyle]

actually crucial.com works better no program it tells you on the website and gives you list of cheap suppliers.
Regards
Haldir

[Brains]

What operating system do you have?
If u have VISTA/XP 32-bit don't add more than 3 GB 'cause XP can't recognize more than 3 GB RAM.So if you will have 4 GB(i don't know) VISTA/XP 32-bit will see only 3 GB.But if u have VISTA/XP 64-bit  u can add however GB U want. 

[VMNT]

Go to www.crucial.com




They have a scanner program that you can download in moments.

What operating system do you have?
If u have VISTA/XP 32-bit don't add more than 3 GB 'cause XP can't recognize more than 3 GB RAM.So if you will have 4 GB(i don't know) VISTA/XP 32-bit will see only 3 GB.But if u have VISTA/XP 64-bit  u can add however GB U want. 

Mine recognizes 3.5GB

[Neave]

There is a little program called "EVEREST Home Edition", you can search for almost all important details with it.

-Carhartt

hmm, do you mind telling people who recommended that? ^.-...

[Indigo]

Thank you guys for help.
When trying EVEREST HE the program showed me only the current properties, so I couldn't see what is the max capicity.
And in crucial.com i found what i needed

[Watti]

There is a little program called "EVEREST Home Edition", you can search for almost all important details with it.

-Carhartt

I will recommend to use Everest like Carhartt told you. But the problem dont always work if you have something wierd

KIve used it... Works... Recommended By a Vetran Of Argonath...

[Fatboy_Rob]

Watti, type slooooww...
When you type fast you sTart tYping klike thiS

[stiffler2100]

everest has let me down many times, it doesnt tell u the right stuff about your ram, it said min ewas 200mhz when its 400mhz 512mb a piece

[Watti]

What operating system do you have?
If u have VISTA/XP 32-bit don't add more than 3 GB 'cause XP can't recognize more than 3 GB RAM.So if you will have 4 GB(i don't know) VISTA/XP 32-bit will see only 3 GB.But if u have VISTA/XP 64-bit  u can add however GB U want. 

WRONG.. i just got back from mates house.. He has 32Bit XP... he has 5 Gb of ram ... All works... he had a 2.8 Quad... and a 9x Series graphics card