Is it worth it?

[DasEmpanada]

Well, thing is I currently have only 3GB (1x1GB 1x2GB) DDR3 RAM Memory in my PC, but I want to switch to 4 GB (2x2GB). So, you tell me: Is it worth it?
http://pcfactory.cl/producto/9456-D....1600Mhz.PC3-12800.(2.x.2GB).CMZ4GX3M2A1600C9
(Don't mind the site, it's one from my country.)

 

[DasEmpanada]

Please help, I'm hammering my balls for an awnser. Wait no. Help, anyway.

 

[secroduz]

Does your motherboard support 4 sticks or just two?

 

[DasEmpanada]

4, I think. But Windows7 32bit supports only up to 4GB RAM, so, why?

 

[Arzalis]

There are a lot of factors, but if you're still running 32-bit you probably won't get anything out of 4 GB.

 

[secroduz]

Check and see if your processor can handle 64 bit, I never knew mine could till like a month ago and I've had this computer since 07?

 

[ShadowDragon]

4, I think. But Windows7 32bit supports only up to 4GB RAM, so, why?

If you tell the CPU type, I think most of people could say if it supports the 64-bit system.

 

[DasEmpanada]

What do you mean with CPU type? Well, my processor's a Intel Core2 Duo 2.93 GHz. I don't know anything more about it.

 

[secroduz]

I have a intel C2D 1.93 ghz and it runs 64 bit.


I just searched yours up, ( 64-bit Computing Yes)
It runs 64 bit, so with you buying that ram pick up a 64 bit OS or see if theres a 32 to 64 bit upgrade disk at your local store or something.

If you want to utilize more ram, you need 64 bit.