Now my PC

• LatecomerX

  12 Oct 07, 17:25

  Originally posted by CyanSupra:

  I mean DDR1 rams..
  Coz I wanna sell away my 2x512 and den buy 1 ddr 1gb.

  O ok, I have misread your message, sorry.
  
  They cost around $85 at the moment. Here's a list of pricelists that you may want to look at.
  
  http://sls.vr-zone.com/
  
• jr.spikey

  17 Oct 07, 16:36

  Originally posted by wishboy:

  http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloadget.php?id=425&file=11&evp=9fa537735df45be624552939e1c5d14c
  copied from 'Speed up your computer' thread

  Oh yeah just saw it. Popped to the top of the list.
  D= Sorry!
  But it is recommended by a recent digital life issue too.
  By the way, what about DDR 3? Higher latency?
• jr.spikey

  17 Oct 07, 16:42

  Originally posted by furb:

  Buy 2 equal size rams only if your motherboard support Dual Channel. If not, just buy one 2GB will solve your problem.

  Hmm what is dual channel?
  If my motherboard does not support dual channel and I get 2 equal-sized RAM sticks, will the full potential of the RAM be compromised? What will be the difference if I get a 2GB RAM stick instead?
• ndmmxiaomayi

  17 Oct 07, 16:55

  Originally posted by jr.spikey:

  Hmm what is dual channel?
  If my motherboard does not support dual channel and I get 2 equal-sized RAM sticks, will the full potential of the RAM be compromised? What will be the difference if I get a 2GB RAM stick instead?

  No compromise, just that you won't get to enjoy the benefits of having dual channel RAM slots. And getting 2 equal sized RAM sticks will only lessen the amount of RAM.
• jr.spikey

  17 Oct 07, 16:59

  What are the benefits?
  Lessen?
  As in 2X1GB not equivalent to 1X2GB ?
  Something like dual core not equals to 200% output?
  Or is it just use up more RAM slots, thus lesser sticks can be installed in the future?
• ndmmxiaomayi

  17 Oct 07, 17:09

  Originally posted by jr.spikey:

  What are the benefits?
  Lessen?
  As in 2X1GB not equivalent to 1X2GB ?
  Something like dual core not equals to 200% output?
  Or is it just use up more RAM slots, thus lesser sticks can be installed in the future?

  http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/133
  
  For someone whose motherboard can support dual channel, RAM can be effective used and therefore have performance gains.
• Aaron8209

  17 Oct 07, 19:56

  Argh....walao...my com ytd...one ram not working..sian diao....RAWR!!!!!!!!!!!
• ndmmxiaomayi

  18 Oct 07, 00:13

  Originally posted by Aaron8209:

  Argh....walao...my com ytd...one ram not working..sian diao....RAWR!!!!!!!!!!!

  If it's just bought, change. Old one, throw and buy new one.
• Aaron8209

  18 Oct 07, 00:24

  my sis fren dun help buy...
• Aaron8209

  18 Oct 07, 00:33

  i dunknow wat to buy...and i won go buy...i will get cheat.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  18 Oct 07, 00:34

  Then live with it.
• Aaron8209

  18 Oct 07, 14:55

  can anyone help me buy i pay u...
• Aaron8209

  18 Oct 07, 14:57

  A single 2GB DDR2 RAM still cost around $150 - $200 as of now. Definitely not worth it as compared to 1GB sticks
  
  
• ndmmxiaomayi

  18 Oct 07, 15:01

  Originally posted by Aaron8209:
  [b]A single 2GB DDR2 RAM still cost around $150 - $200 as of now. Definitely not worth it as compared to 1GB sticks
  
  [/b]

  Yesh.