[TheArcher]

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Originally Posted by park4bmx what i would say is make sure to fill in all ram slots equal to the amount you want. working with biger Mhz will be beter it will help store thing easier and faster becosue the pc does have to use 1 card to read/wright information. go with the maximum Mhz your motherboard allows you is a good way to go Kingston 1600MHz DDR3 4GB

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Originally Posted by VOXrr How about you check your motherboard's limitation's first? Once you've done that, max it out As someone above has suggested, Amazon is a good place to source computer components. Otherwise, your local electronics retailer should do the trick.

Good suggestion. I'm going to use an ASUS P8P67 Pro motherboard. Its max Mhz speed is 2033 but i was looking for 1333 due to its price. If a 4GB 2033Mhz doesn't cost much i'll buy that one. What do you think? And how much does it cost?