2 RAM in one?

[Deavz]

download cpuz

 

[RealSoft]

ANyone are not familiar with mixing computers should not try to modify a computer >.> unless you got backup........

 

[Nikkster]

To clear up what Lovin' said, how many physical ram sticks your computer can handle depends on the motherboard, some can only take 2, some can take 8 or more.

The best thing is to consult your computer manual or open the computer and have a look inside.

Also remember that in a 32-bit OS (Operating System) you can only have 3.5GB ram, no matter how many sticks you put in (You could put in 4 sticks of 2GB each, aka. 8GB, and it would still only recognize 3.5GB), to make your computer be able to access more you need a 64-bit OS.

Then you'd need a very big chassi and that would take too much space, so if you would have 8 ram's, why not just buy a ram which is better that has like 4 GB Ram and put 2 4 GB Ram's in your computer and you will have 8 Gigabytes of Ram. (Notice that you need to have a 64-bit operative system for this like windows vista 64-bit or linux), and you need to have space and your motherboard needs to be supported for it.

@ Xaroth, why not? That's how you learn it, you gotta try out some stuff. If you can't get it working, then stay patience. Have a computer beside you and search on the internet for help or ask on the forums (doing it in that way would help a lot) and soon you will be able to do it manually and it won't take longer than 10 minutes to put it inside the computer.