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24th Jan 2008, 19:13
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Right now I have 2 X 512MB of RAM and I was wondering if it would be better to get another set of 2 X 512MB for a total of 2GB, or a set of 2 X 1GB or RAM for a total of 3GB. Would the 4 512Mb work better overall than 2 512MB and 2 1GB or would it be the other way around? Right now the RAM I have is:
Memory Slot 1/4 Installed Enabled Size 512 MB Form Factor DIMM Frequency 400.0 MHz Slot A0 [Bank0/1] Manufacturer None Type Details - Enabled Size 512 MB Total Bit Width 64 b Data Bit Width 64 b Memory Slot 2/4 Installed Enabled Size 0 B Form Factor DIMM Frequency 0.0 Hz Slot A1 [Bank2/3] Manufacturer None Type Details - Enabled Size 0 B Total Bit Width 64 b Data Bit Width 64 b Memory Slot 3/4 Installed Enabled Size 512 MB Form Factor DIMM Frequency 400.0 MHz Slot A2 [Bank4/5] Manufacturer None Type Details - Enabled Size 512 MB Total Bit Width 64 b Data Bit Width 64 b Memory Slot 4/4 Installed Enabled Size 0 B Form Factor DIMM Frequency 0.0 Hz Slot A3 [Bank6/7] Manufacturer None Type Details - Enabled Size 0 B Total Bit Width 64 b Data Bit Width 64 b Any help would be great. THX |
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24th Jan 2008, 21:47
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Neither will give you much more performance. If you're going to go upgrade, just get another two 512s.
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