Question about RAM

[Draethz]

These are the screenshots of my system. As you can tell it's old and crappy but I've never had a problem with it.

http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/915g/index.htm
http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/915p/index.htm

These are the 2 links from the Intel website, I believe my motherboard is the first one, as CPUZ tells me its socket LGA775.

My question is, will this RAM work with my system? Assuming I take out what RAM I have now of course.
http://www.mtechcomputers.com.au/pro...roducts_id=588

The screenshot of CPUZ is not showing up when I preview my post, so here is the link in case its not there.
http://img363.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cpuz1qb6.jpg

[ANZAC_ELITE]

Assuming you have identified your board and linked correctly to the Intel site then yes, that chipset will support DDR2 533MHz

Originally Posted by Intel Site

Dual-channel DDR2 or DDR Flexible memory support, for dual-channel DDR2 533/DDR2 400 or DDR400/DDR333 memory, in configurations of up to 4 GB RAM.

EDIT: Look up the board model number, is it a dual DIMM socket board? If not then I'm afraid the DDR2 won't work

[Draethz]

Is there a way to get that without looking at the board itself?

Here is the front page of CPUZ.
http://img246.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cpuz2gc1.jpg

[ANZAC_ELITE]

Being a Nec proprietry board I would say your chances are pretty slim, I've done a quick model number search but no result, what is the computer model number? Nec what?

[Draethz]

According to the receipt, which for some reason I still have, it is a;
NEC Powermate ML7 N8001 NO MO

Googling that only brings up this page, which is not my PC. My case is much larger then that.
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/76237...rmate-ml7.html

[ANZAC_ELITE]

Guess you're going to have to look at the DIMM slots then.

I doubt it will be both DDR and DDR2 but you never know.