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| naraku KOTB |
  Posted 22nd Apr 2006 10:26pm |
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| Quoting Ugly Donkey | if u know anything about the insides of a computer then, just power down, and unplug ur computer, and pull out ur.. one stick of ram and look for a sticker with a serial number or a seriers of numbers on it, then write the numbers down.
rinsert the ram, plug in, and reboot ur machine.. then just go into google and google the numbers u wrote down. u should find a site that has the specifications of the ram u currently have. this will also allow u to pretty much decide what kind of ram u are able to buy for pc.
if i didnt make any sence im srry.. its been a long day |
did make sense. Im gonna try it right now. And how much does a stick of 512 cost? or duz it matter by brand? |
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Posted 22nd Apr 2006 11:45pm |
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Frank.... I was only showing the high end mem stick... Showing.. lol, so what are you on about?! lmao
| Quoting naraku KOTB | | did make sense. Im gonna try it right now. And how much does a stick of 512 cost? or duz it matter by brand? |
Yes, each brand can have their own prices, however, I would recommend OCZ or Corsair(XMS). More expensive of course  |
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| Quoting sobe | | Frank.... I was only showing the high end mem stick... Showing.. lol, so what are you on about?! lmao |
HIGH END, you think that bad example was HIGH END. I am just trying to let other know not to be fooled by the price. Just because something cost more than another, it doesn't always mean that product is better then the cheaper priced item.
With that said there is a phrase or quote that goes a little like this:
"You get what you pay for"
Hopefully a great deal. That's what I am about. |
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Posted 23rd Apr 2006 12:23am | |
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If you want a good product for a good price get yourself some Kingston ValueRAM. I've had a couple sticks for almost a year now with no problems whatsoever. If you're not sure what you want then check out http://www.newegg.com. Newegg has a great browser and even better service. They'll let you return anything. |
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| sobe |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 1:07am |
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... Corsair(XMS), OCZ, and Samsung are among the top sticks of RAM >_< |
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| jileb |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 1:21am |
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I have samsung DDR 3200  |
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| NoClanFrank |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 2:06am | |
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| Quoting sobe | | ... Corsair(XMS), OCZ, and Samsung are among the top sticks of RAM >_< |
True but that doesn't mean that they don't make cheaper version of what they sell. Take AMD and Intel, do all their chips perform the same...no the ones that don't perform well get renamed and sold for a lower cost.  |
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| goober |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 2:10am | |
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| Quoting sobe | But yea, I am running a single 512MB PC3200(DDR400) stick of Kingston RAM  I'm happy, lol
1GB coming within next month XD lol |
Yea, i got the same RAM as you, 512 MB Dual Channel PC3200 400 Mhz, but i have 512x2, so 2 512 sticks... so 1024 MB DDR RAM (1G |
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| LordSeafood |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 3:34am | |
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| Quoting goober | | Quoting sobe | But yea, I am running a single 512MB PC3200(DDR400) stick of Kingston RAM I'm happy, lol
1GB coming within next month XD lol |
Yea, i got the same RAM as you, 512 MB Dual Channel PC3200 400 Mhz, but i have 512x2, so 2 512 sticks... so 1024 MB DDR RAM (1G |
I have a 512x1 and a 1024x1 of Kingston Valueram and its running very nicely, i hope to in the future get another 1024 stick and then once i get a better mobo get another 512 stick (atm i only have 2 ram slots  , it was cheap though )
and i didnt get another 512 stick now becuase my mobo doesnt support dual channel |
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Posted 23rd Apr 2006 3:51am |
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I'm just gonna get 1x 1GB Corsair XMS... Then maybe if I have some money on down the road, get another. Or maybe NewEgg will have a summer clearance |
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| Bigblack40 |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 9:05am | |
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| Quoting Sophie | | i have a 512 ram lol had to look for it lol i donno what type it is i think it is MB DDR |
i got 512 Ram also small world lol i got An Intel Pentium III Processor 701 MHz, 512MB of RAM and if i fiddle around with mother Board i can have a 710 MHz but it will crash alot.... I cant rember what elese o got in My PC thoe my Friend gave it 2 me |
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| skvlad01 |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 10:16am |
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I got 1 gig of dual DDR 400 powered by AMD's built in 128 bit memorry controlers. normaly DDR 400 only has a band width of 3.2 Gbytes/sec.
by having 2 sticks of ram in a mobo that has an AMD socket 939 CPU, it can run them inderpendent from each other giving a grand total of 6.4Gbytes/sec+ band width. and the fastest ram I could find was kingmax
DDRII runing at 800Mhz. also found thats most newer mobo will suport it.
http://www.kingmax.com/product/ddr2_1g_800.htm
bigblack40 I noticed you only got in a litte faster. i got a celeron same as your P3 socket. 850Mhz OC to 1053Mhz. haven't tryed more yet.
lol on saturday i found a P3 933Mhz with 256Mb ram and a seagate 20gig HD, gaming video card at the time and a sony CD burner at the tip |
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| NoClanFrank |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 7:40pm | |
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| Quoting skvlad01 | | 6.4Gbytes/sec+ band width. |
I just checked mine after reading your post and I found my 3200 DDR RAM to have a speed rating of 8178 MB/s(8.1Gbytes).  |
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| skvlad01 |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 9:28pm |
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you did not check using RF setup did u?
coz that lies a lot of the time. my bro gets 249456Mb/s (250Gb/s) ram
351864Mb/s video ram (350Gb/s and i get 70Mb/s and I got 6600GT and he got 9200SE. RF setup u lie  |
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| NoClanFrank |
Posted 23rd Apr 2006 10:08pm | |
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Nope at PC pit stop.
I don't believe the RF one either. |
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