I have an older desktop computer for my daughter's use which was
adequate until she is now in high school. She complains that she can't
play on-line games because the computer is too slow. I'm wondering if
additional RAM would help, and if so whether it is worth buying for such
an old
You've got a bigger problem. To _really_ come up to speed, she needs
all the niceties in WinXP (or Vista). You can throw a gig or two of
ram at that Win2k install but you'll never get it up to today's
standards.
This system would make a nice internet enabled backup for guests, but
it's too aged
Simply yes!
2000 likes 512 MB minimum. It loves 1 GB. (Similar engine to XP)
Crucial shows max memory of 1 GB with 512 SDRAM 133 simms.
Now to be honest is it worth that money to bump the memory up or is
it time tog et a new computer, as this is old technology. (At least
3 cycles old by my
