Here are my motherboard specs. Could someone please just tell me what I can use as far as RAM goes?

http://www.motherboard.cz/mb/fic/am37.htm

It's definitely not worth buying!  Calculators without color screens are as obsolete as touch screens that require a stylus.  It's junk and Casio knows it.  If you want a good calc, get an iPad and down load the "Math Studio" app.  Among other things, the 3d graphing that Math Studio gives you is totally awesome! My feeling is that schools are choosing to waste their money on obsolete technology when they buy nshit or classpads but that does not mean that I am going to make the same mistake.  Take a look at the technology in your iPhone or droid and compare that to what you get for your money with a calculator.    

Uhh. I wouldn't go that far. Like juju said, teachers aren't going to like it. And, a small screen would be very hard to use without a stylus. Think of how hard it is to type on an iPhone. (For me, at least)

Is Non ECC the same as DIMM?

I just received 2 1GB sticks RAM I bought online for my eMachines T2482. I got it from pcprogress.com.

When I try to boot up my monitor does not come out of powersave mode, but beeps until I hard power off. Knowing a little bit of POST, I know this means there is no RAM recognised by the computer.

So, this makes me think that my RAM is incompatible, since its unlikely for 2 sticks to be bad. I tried putting them in one at a time in each slot, still no help.

OTHER INFO:

I currently have 2 sticks of 512MB RAM.

The new sticks' stickers look like this:
NETLIST NL9127RD12042 - D21JSB
       1GB DDR RDIMM
       PC2100 - 200436
       0197 - 97B - 255BDL

BARCODE

The par that says "DDR RDIMM" is what I'm wondering about. Is RDIMM different than DIMM or SDRAM? Will a computer that uses DDR DIMM/SDRAM be compatible with RDIMM?

If these stick are indeed incompatible, is it worth it to pay $60 from crucial for the guaranteed stuff? (I got these sticks for $9.98 from pc progress)


Thx in advance

I thought I read that the 2400+ OC's nicely at 30%... Maybe I'm wrong.

With rainbows?

I want to punch the guy who programmed IE6.

good news, PHP Maximum Upload Size is 10MB now, i can host 10MB files in the server

YAY! That only leaves out some PC software like classpad and fx-manager... but i can host those on my site if you want