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ddr2 ram

kilbernie · 2008-05-29 08:44:01

am i better off using 2 x 2gig or 4x 1gig ram

29-05-2008 8:44am

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kilbernie

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am i better off using 2 x 2gig or 4x 1gig ram

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#2 29-05-2008 10:42am

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If you're bothered with overclocking and future additions to Ram the 2x2 are a better choice.
If you're not bothered with the above then 2x2 is probably still better as its usually cheaper to buy ram that way.

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#3 29-05-2008 11:15am

Anti

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your better off with 2x2gb for 2 reasons:

1. Not all motherboards like to work with 4 x 1gb
2. IT makes upgrading in the future alot easier.

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#4 29-05-2008 11:16am

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Am I predicting the future or was that exact reply posted about an hour ago??

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#5 29-05-2008 11:32am

Anti

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Yeah, i thought i posted that too. But guess not ?

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