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I've got a question to the wise community. When adding RAM to a computer, do i need to make sure that the memory stick i'm buying and installing is equal to the ones the computer already has?
Although it is important to some people to keep a steady color theme or have a favorite manufacturer, but the only thing that really matters is having the same speeds and types. Example: If you already have DDR2 800 RAM sticks, then any other RAM you buy should be DDR2 800. Or you can also get whatever your motherboard supports. But I personally stick with the same (DDR2 800) for all my RAM.
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