Working on a PC for my daughter's school projects and got an older, albeit well kept (Looks new) desktop computer from e friend.
It has four DDR3 slots, and while the site itself says it is upgradable to 32GB, there is another another window on their site that says
"Memory support" and lists a bunch of different types of DDR3 and all of them say "2GB" Is "Memory support different from RAM?
Also, when I go to Newegg to purchase said memory, the DDR4 memory available, I am assuming that the "DDR3 1866 MHz" is is compatible with the Biostar TA75A+ PCI Express 2.0 , except it has an "L" in it's title. Like this DDR3/3L,. I don't know what the /3L means, and am worried that the RAM I order might not be compatible with the TA75A+ PCI Express 2.0 Motherboard.
Also any tips on speeding the computer up once I have installed the new RAM would be appreciated.
Thanks!
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/biostar-ta75a-plus/4.html
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It has four DDR3 slots, and while the site itself says it is upgradable to 32GB, there is another another window on their site that says
"Memory support" and lists a bunch of different types of DDR3 and all of them say "2GB" Is "Memory support different from RAM?
Also, when I go to Newegg to purchase said memory, the DDR4 memory available, I am assuming that the "DDR3 1866 MHz" is is compatible with the Biostar TA75A+ PCI Express 2.0 , except it has an "L" in it's title. Like this DDR3/3L,. I don't know what the /3L means, and am worried that the RAM I order might not be compatible with the TA75A+ PCI Express 2.0 Motherboard.
Also any tips on speeding the computer up once I have installed the new RAM would be appreciated.
Thanks!
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/biostar-ta75a-plus/4.html
IB