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I have been looking on what to do with several (as in 25+) sticks of RAM, all of which are generally old and small in memory size. I was hoping to find a way to use several or all on a single motherboard (with obvious modifications and/or a separate system for it), but, alas, I have yet to find any mentionable method. I am determined to find a use for these though, and so I am here, asking this question:

Is there a way to combine several different RAM sticks into a system that has one output that would connect to the motherboard in one of the RAM slots? Is there a way to do this without causing the better RAM sticks to be limited by the limitations of the lesser of the RAM sticks?

Brad Patton
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Unfortunately, you cannot use old memory modules in new systems. If you still have an old system that will take it, great! But otherwise...

You can be crafty and make keychains, earrings, etc. If you are into creating cool models, you can try building a mini house or something. And finally, if you have access to a smelter, you could melt it down for its precious metals.

As for actual use in a computer? Without a motherboard that supports it, you won't be using it.

Canadian Luke
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