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Ok, but if I need to replace this peice of RAM or add more memory what do I need to buy?
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Yes, I figured it was something old. &nbsp;Its a old piece together system, that was bought at a build it yourself shop. &nbsp;They are not in business. &nbsp;Its been ran as an accounting computer due to the old accounting software the company is using. &nbsp;I was hoping to speed it up. &nbsp;If possible, but the mother board only holds 2 peices of RAM. &nbsp;It looks like 256 is the highest amount I can get in that style of RAM. &nbsp;Thanks so much for your help.
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I have tried researching this RAM and I am not sure what type it is. &nbsp;There are no indicating labels on the RAM. &nbsp;All I have is that it is Hynix 207A HY5DU28422AT-L. &nbsp;I found some documents on this ram but could not make heads or tails of it.
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I have tried researching this RAM and I am not sure what type it is.  There are no indicating labels on the RAM.  All I have is that it is Hynix 207A HY5DU28422AT-L.  I found some documents on this ram but could not make heads or tails of it.

What type of Ram is this

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