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| Thread ID: 76288 | 2007-01-27 21:07:00 | buying new RAM | heni72847 (1166) | Press F1 |
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| 519798 | 2007-01-28 08:39:00 | So without knowing what the user actually uses the machine for your suggestion they spend close to $400 instead of $70 to add an extra 512Mb. Graham Don't Assume...It makes an a** of "u" and "me" |
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| 519799 | 2007-01-28 09:32:00 | 1Gb is a nono for me because of the cost i'm limiting my budget for upgrades so i don't end up spending too much money kinda in the situation where i can't really get a nice new duo2core comp but still need my current comp to work as smooth as it can so doesn't slow down too much of my daily work but then again..anyone willing to give me some of these 1Gb ram actually gve me two of these 1Gb ram..i'll be happy to accept them :D |
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| 519800 | 2007-01-28 09:56:00 | Have a look on www.pricespy.co.nz for computer parts.:thumbs: | memphis (2869) | ||
| 519801 | 2007-01-28 12:13:00 | and just a note here for the technically inclined......... speedy.......there haven't been mobos made in recent years that use SIMMS......they are NO LONGER 'single inline memory modules' not since their data width doubled when the DIMM was introduced......a SIMM was only 32bit data width and thus you NEEDED to run PAIRS of them otherwise they just coulnd't communicate with the data BUS which is 64bit.........however with the invention of DIMMS 'dual inline memory modules' the individual ram sticks went from 30 or 72 pin 32bit modules, (SIMM) to 168pin 64bit modules, (DIMM) |
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