How do I tell what my Ram is for upgrade?

I am looking to upgrade my ram, but I don't even know what I have. Here is the Speccy pics.........Can you tell me if I can upgrade, and what to upgrade to?

Did I correctly read this and find the right list in NewEgg?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...600000426&IsNodeId=1&name=DDR2 800 (PC2 6400)

Here is the pick below....

Honestly, if the base price is $140, then I would rather get an SSD I have been eyeballing for $240. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167051

 

Here is the same memory for about 20$ less if buy them individually.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820220382

But to better help you with your question we need to know more about your system. What OS are you running? How many memory slotsdo you have? what cpu do you have? etc....

 

Here is the Speccy, I think it answers the questions. I have 2 slots, with 2 sticks that I believe are 2gb each(it says 2048mb) so I am guessing 4 gb total for the 2 sticks. And $65+$65= $130 dollars, not $120.

 

Sorry about the math. As for the upgrade. You will have to spend a few $$ for DDR2 4GB modules.

Are you having problems? From what I see the memory shouldnt be an issue for you.

 

I was actually trying to figure out which one would give me the better bang for the buck. It looks like Intel is on it's third generation of SSD's and I have been very interested in them. Other than cost, I have yet to hear anything bad. But they are also a little spendy.

 

I think you would be better off with the SSD. I hear they are noticeably faster than HDD's.

 

In order to take advantage of an SSD, you would have to replace your boot drive with the SSD. That is MUCH more involved than simply replacing or adding RAM.

If you are looking for bang for the buck, upgrade your graphics. Just make sure your PSU can handle the extra load.