Let's go about this the other way. What RAM did you want to plug in?
Did you try Crucial.com?
Bob
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I have looked around for RAM but I'm not to good with checking for compatibility. I need to know what RAM fits with my motherboard. (Motherboard):M4A78T-E
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I'll preferably take RAM that is good for gaming, i can post my specs if needed...
I guess that's a new thing. I thought RAM was RAM for the most part. I followed Tom's Hardware speed testing RAM and the payoff was miniscule unless we did something bad like get a dual/triple channel system in single channel mode.
What article is selling/telling you about this?
Bob
RAM for your PC by mfg and model number.
Lots to choose from depending on how much you have now and and how much you want to replace/add and have as total RAM.
Any questions....post'em or ask the folks at Crucial.com
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