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UPGRADEDETECT® Now Available for Linux Users

goldenram a global leader in computer upgrades, accessories and services, today announced compatibility of its revolutionary service for Linux users. The patented product called UpgradeDetect is a one-click tool that performs a detailed inspection of a Linux computer system, analyzing thousands of pieces of data-down to the chip level-to provide users with a complete report of suggested enhancements and upgrades so that users with "lagging" systems won't throw out perfectly revivable computers for unnecessary new ones. After a model-specific, motherboard-specific analysis, UpgradeDetect provides a list of suggested fixes, including exact part numbers from which to choose.

UpgradeDetect is software technology that provides both consumers and corporate users with a clear path to computer and peripheral upgrades. In addition, users can purchase online at prices that average thirty to forty-percent less than retail and can chose to have a certified technician perform the upgrade on-site, for an upfront, fixed price - in as fast as one hour from time of request. The UpgradeDetect software is free to consumers and corporate users and can be found on the company's Web site (www.GoldenRAM.com).

GoldenRAM, one of the fastest growing privately held companies, has uncovered the "dirty secret" of the computer industry is that corporate profits are based on users believing that the "state-of-the-art" computer sold to them a few years ago is now outdated and worthless. It is a selling cycle called "planned obsolescence" and, while it is keeping computer manufacturers happy, it sends mixed and often erroneous signals to consumers. For most PC users, their current system is more than adequate when properly configured. Furthermore, the cost difference between upgrading an existing system and buying a new one is substantial.