Can i upgrade my RAM?

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  1. bagavan
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    Windows 8 Professional x64
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    go ahead and buy one..Even I upgraded my aspire from 2 to 4 GB
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  3. Pinky
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    RAM


    I have a acer aspire AX1800-E9102 desktop with windows 7 64 bit cup E2210 Intel processor pentimento 2GB ram DDR2 320GB HDD DVDs super multi drive 7100 integrated NVDIA GeForce I want to upgrade my RAM was wondering if my desktop was upgrade able to another 2-4GB of DDR2 as it is slow or what else can I do to make it go faster

    Thank you
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  4. NoelDP
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    Welcome to Crucial USA
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  6. Pinky
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    Windows 7 premium 64bit
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    I didn't understand the web site
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  7. NoelDP
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    Why not? - three's a one-click option to assess your computer for upgradeability.
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