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Max ram pentium d

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if you have an X64 version you can use up to 4 gb ram.

Source: https://www.dell.com/community/Desktops-General/Ram-upgrade-for-a-Dimension-5150/m-p/3198737

Hiya I was wondering how much ram could I have in a dell dimension 5150 as I have one for a retro gaming pc but it has no ram and I wish to have as much as I can thanks in advance ??

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"Upon some research, I see that the introduction of the Pentium 4 back in August of 2000, also introduced us to northbridge chipsets from intel that were capable of a maximum of 2GB of RAM. So it looks like I'm correct. There's 21 chipsets (give or take) that are for pentium 4 based systems, and they all appear to support 2GB of RAM except the 845MP, which looks like it was only 1GB, but it was also for laptops." (Source:https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/ram-maximums-on-pentium-4-based-motherboards-305454/

 

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21 minutes ago, thelordofwarr said:

"Upon some research, I see that the introduction of the Pentium 4 back in August of 2000, also introduced us to northbridge chipsets from intel that were capable of a maximum of 2GB of RAM. So it looks like I'm correct. There's 21 chipsets (give or take) that are for pentium 4 based systems, and they all appear to support 2GB of RAM except the 845MP, which looks like it was only 1GB, but it was also for laptops." (Source:https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/ram-maximums-on-pentium-4-based-motherboards-305454/

 

Thank you but I was asking about the pentium d

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Oh, sry 

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Lost track of which Cpu it was about while searching ^•^'

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39 minutes ago, Sub_2_XanimalXG said:

Thanks for the help, but I still need a hard drive and I was wondering if you knew how I could see if it's a x64 version

Sorry i cant u help. im not really sure

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2 hours ago, thelordofwarr said:

"Upon some research, I see that the introduction of the Pentium 4 back in August of 2000, also introduced us to northbridge chipsets from intel that were capable of a maximum of 2GB of RAM. So it looks like I'm correct. There's 21 chipsets (give or take) that are for pentium 4 based systems, and they all appear to support 2GB of RAM except the 845MP, which looks like it was only 1GB, but it was also for laptops." (Source:https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/ram-maximums-on-pentium-4-based-motherboards-305454/

 

Btw thx for this because I have a dell dimension

2400 with a pentium 4 which needs ram and now I know I can put 2gigs in it ?

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