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Old 11-27-2006, 11:37 AM   #1
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How to add more RAM >> Please help

I am wanting to add 1 GB (2x512mb) sticks of ram to my computer.

My current setup is with a:
Motherboard MSI K8N Neo4-F Socket 939 NVIDIA nForce4 ATX AMD

and it currently already has 2x512 mb sticks of RAM DDR (400) PC-3200 OCZ CL2 Platinum (OCZ4001024ELDCPE-K) 1 GB placed in it.

I am going to buy the exact RAM that I already have inplace in the system. I am wondering how difficult it is to add another 2x512 mb sticks to the system.

Is all I have to do is turn off and unplug the sytem and slide the ram in and then power on or is there more to it?

Please help
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Old 11-27-2006, 11:52 AM   #2
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Wouldn't hurt to also use some canned air to clean out the ram slots, but you got how to do it.
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