i'd be right in thinking ram isn't brand specific, wouldn't i?

**JiM PolPot v.W.o.** · 01-28-2006, 05:57 AM

Pin count and speed are the important points.

If you bought a prepacked computer, go to the manufacturer and they almost always have RAM lookup methods to give you the information you need.

If you custom built it (which I doubt since you asked this question), then you would have to go to the motherboard manufacturer's website.

01-28-2006, 05:57 AM	#5
JiM PolPot v.W.o. v.W.o. for LIFE Posts: 6,062	Pin count and speed are the important points. If you bought a prepacked computer, go to the manufacturer and they almost always have RAM lookup methods to give you the information you need. If you custom built it (which I doubt since you asked this question), then you would have to go to the motherboard manufacturer's website.