Motherboard Info?

[aagiv]

I have an E-Machines eMonster 600 that I want to do a RAM upgrade in. The motherboard info off of the E-Machines site is as follows:

Napoli-2 Micro ATX (STX V1.2 form factor) motherboard, TriGem, Korea Single Edge Contact Cartridge design with Slot 1 connector Intel 443 ZX core and ITE8673F Super I/O controller

I have not been able to find any additional info on the web. I would like to put in one 256 Meg chip, but do not know if the motherboard will recognize it. I would appreciate any help from someone who has attempted this upgrade or who knows where I can find the necessary info on the mobo.

[PLBlaze]

From what i've found your system supports 256mb max.It comes with 64mb standard, is that right?

Check crucial's site for more info, here is the url for your model http://www.crucial.com/index.asp?model=eMonster+600&x=13&y=14
.You can try also emailing them with your with your system specs for more details.Hope this helps.

[D-Termind]

Originally posted by aagiv:
I have an E-Machines eMonster 600 that I want to do a RAM upgrade in. The motherboard info off of the E-Machines site is as follows:

Napoli-2 Micro ATX (STX V1.2 form factor) motherboard, TriGem, Korea Single Edge Contact Cartridge design with Slot 1 connector Intel 443 ZX core and ITE8673F Super I/O controller

I have not been able to find any additional info on the web. I would like to put in one 256 Meg chip, but do not know if the motherboard will recognize it. I would appreciate any help from someone who has attempted this upgrade or who knows where I can find the necessary info on the mobo.


You should have gotten a booklet with your eMachine that will tell you how much you can upgrade your memory. However 256M of SDRAM should work fine.

All I did was add another 32M for a total of 64M in my wife's eMachine. All she does is email, genealogy, and games so that'll do her fine.

What in the world possesses you to put $200 RAM in a $600 machine?

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