Question about Memory Slots on Equium notebook

I am putting in more Memory and the Manufacturer tells me to put the largest capacity Memory module in Socket No "0"
Can somebody please tell me how I will know which one is "0" and which is "1"
I have taken 512 MB module out of right hand stack and put in new 2GB Memory module. This gives me 512Mb in Left and 2GB in right.

Hi David
Usually its no matter what memory module was placed in the single slot
The notebook should recognize both without any problems
But back to your question;
The slots should be marked as 0 and 1. You should find these numerals somewhere near to the slots but once again you can use both modules in different slots ;)
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Also, am I correct to think I can install any speed of memory, realizing I will only get the FSB speed of my equip.? I might be able to use this higher speed memory down the road on a new build.
I am really a newb at this stuff, but I enjoy it and am learning everyday.
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Thanks for quick response Raven!
I already own the Delta-L motherboard. It was given to me brand new by a marketing rep. that I know. Do you think I shouldn't build a system using this board under the circumstances?
If you guy's say no don't do it, then I will reconsider my situation.
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