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I need some memory [H]elp

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OK. As payment for setting up a computer for some reletives I got to keep their old 333mhz in return. The comp only has 64MB. I installed Redhat Linux 9 just to give it a whirl. Its running slow. I have no idea what kind of memory is in it. I think the computer was built in early 1998.

ID Number 845092114

Serial Number P485012241

Model Number 955

I couldnt find anythin. maybe you guys can help

Thanks in advance

*Edit Its Packard Bell. Ill get a pic of the memory soon
 
the brand of comp would be good compaq,hp,dell etc...

im gonna assume it was made by a company like the ones listed
 
Yea sorry I did forget that. Its an old packard bell
 
its prob running slow because of 64mb of ram or because you have a 2400 and used to that system that happens to me when i use the computers at school
 
Originally posted by Beave
its prob running slow because of 64mb of ram or because you have a 2400 and used to that system that happens to me when i use the computers at school
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No no. I know how the 333 runs cuz I had win98se on it. But its too slow because min mem for Redhat 9 is 64 and thats what I have I need to know the type of RAM so i can buys osme, its real old im gunna take a pic now
 
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