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Whats VM? Is there a way to copy that program from the old computer to the other? Copy and paste.. I think I have done that before and have been successful but I think I have also done that and it didnt come out right. They have a bunch of files and stuff added to the program over time and I...

Yes I have the disk. I know what you mean. I learned the hard way. Using the old disk and finding vista is one of the things I was thinking of too. The only thing is they have a bunch of files and stuff added to the program over time. Is there a way to copy that program from the old computer...

So I refurbish and build computers for people on occasion. I have this guy that I have built a couple pcs for. He uses them to run Cad type programs to cut metal and make statues, signs and things like that. They have stayed pretty old school. Their computer is old. I forget what make and...

So I'm trying to upgrade my ram..I've asked this question a couple times but no one is answering it right I don't think..so here's a better way to ask it I think...I'm buying 2 x 4gb ram..1 has a configuration of 256meg x 64 and the other has a configuration of 512 x 64.. crucial says both are...

Thats not what the link shows...it has two different types..both have an option to buy one 4gb stick or 2x4gb sticks..the one that's cheaper says 256 under both options, to buy one 4gb stick or 2x4gb sticks...the more expensive option says 512 Meg for both one 4gb stick and 2x4gb sticks

Ohh so it's the dimms...I bought an optiplex 390 real cheap..it came with 2gbs..it has two slots so I was gonna get 2x4gb sticks...I'm gonna get an Nvidia 1030 get card and use it for some light gaming.ibknow it's an older computer and it obviously has its limits so would the capacity of the...

Thank you for your response..ya I have a Dell optiplex 390..I got it cheap and it came with one stick of 2 gb ram..it only has two slots so I was gonna put in 2x4 gb ram sticks..and and Nvidia gt 1030 and use it for some light gaming..so out of the two options that are 2x 4gb stinks in that...

Thank you very much for the responsei just found the compare option..I must have missed it..so why is one of them cheaper... Everything looks the same except the configuration..what's the difference..one say 256....and the more expensive says 512 Do you mean that the 4gb is 256 and the 8 gb is...

Im not sure that's true if you notice...the more expensive type..it has 512 meg for both the single stick (4gb), and the two sticks (8gb)....then if you move down to the cheaper option....it has 256 for both the single stick (4gb) and for two sticks (8gb)...there are two different types of...

Im not sure that's true if you notice...the more expensive type..it has 512 meg for both the single stick (4gb), and the two sticks (8gb)....then if you move down to the cheaper option....it has 256 for both the single stick (4gb) and for two sticks (8gb)...there are two different types of...

So when I went to crucial and typed in my computer to find out what's compatible..two different sticks of ram came up.. everything nis pretty much the same except where it says configuration...the cheaper one has a configuration of 256Meg x 64 and the more expensive one has a configuration of...

Thank you very much for the responsei just found the compare option..I must have missed it..so why is one of them cheaper... Everything looks the same except the configuration..what's the difference..one say 256....and the more expensive says 512

Sorry I could get the picture s to load...here's the link to what crucial says is compatible.o don't know the difference. https://www.crucial.com/compatible-upgrade-for/dell/optiplex-390-desktop#memory

Hello, I was wondering if anyone could help me with a memory question I had..I bought an optiplex 390 for $40 and I'm trying to upgrade the memory..it has 2gb stick and I'm trying to upgrade to 8gb..it has 2 slots I'm trying to fill with 2, 4 gb sticks..I went on the crucial website to...

I can upgrade the PSU right? But that all depends on case size?,how do you figure out if you have enough power?do you add certain components together and if it's under the 240 it's good?