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Adding memory to your computer can be an effective way of extending its useful life and postponing the purchase of a new computer; usually, it is the most cost-effective way to improve performance of a computer.  For example, if you have a Windows 98 PC and it only has 32 MB of RAM, you'll notice a big difference in overall performance by doubling its memory to 64 MB.  And if you like to have multiple applications running at the same time, you may find, depending on what applications you work with, that going up to 128 MB, or more, of RAM will yield significantly better performance than 64 MB.  Windows XP users will probably find 128 MB to be a minimal level of memory, with 256 MB or more yielding better performance.  When adding memory, the first step is to determine the type of memory for your computer.  Or, search my model, using the search box below for memory from Crucial.com, the memory specialists.  Pump up your computing power with Crucial RAM! Upgrade your memory factory-direct at Crucial.com and save 10% on every Web order.

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