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Memory dumps are usually a RAM problem. Hence why most people don't know what to do. They've never experienced this. You're going to have to find out what kind of memory is in the comp, and replace it. Good time to do some upgrading. 3nodding
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can you tell me what too do?
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Heritic Gothic Mistress can you tell me what too do? Find out what type of RAM you have. DDR or SD. Then, find the speed of it. PC100 or 133 for SD. Most commonly, PC2100, 2700, 3200, and PC4000. If you don't know where to find this stuff out, find the papers describing your computer that you should've gotten when you bought it, or contact the company that made your computer. Or, you could just send the computer back to the company if it's still under warrenty. |
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Tyrrigoth Heritic Gothic Mistress can you tell me what too do? Find out what type of RAM you have. DDR or SD. Then, find the speed of it. PC100 or 133 for SD. Most commonly, PC2100, 2700, 3200, and PC4000. If you don't know where to find this stuff out, find the papers describing your computer that you should've gotten when you bought it, or contact the company that made your computer. Or, you could just send the computer back to the company if it's still under warrenty. |
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