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Old June 27th 04, 02:17 PM
Mibe
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Default Motherboard?

Hope someone can help me!
I am sorry if this is not the right forum, I am new at this.

I have a Compaq presario (5138EA, not the best comp.) and the motherboard on
the computer only support 384MB memory.
I want to upgrade the memory size and need to buy a new motherboard, its a
AMD Athlon 1,2GHz T-bird processor.
Can anybody give me som hints on what to think about when changing
moterboards, and what motherboard i should get?
I dont use the computer for games.

Thank´s

Mike.



 




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