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Old 04-03-2016, 06:53 PM   #607
Gregg Bell
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<sigh> RAM is hardware.
Good to know. To me it always seemed like something you added to hardware. But yeah, in the light to thinking about it terms of hardware vs software it's definitely hardware.

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I like Crucial too, and have also used MemoryX. Crucial is a unit of long time DRAM manufacturer Micron Technology, and a Name Brand. Their tool to examine your system and tell you what kind of RAM you need is a boon. You don't have to pop the hood and peer to see what's installed.

Dennis
See, that's what I was saying in an earlier post. When I went to Crucial to buy memory for a Xubuntu machine they said their tool didn't work on Linux.
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