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Join Date: Dec 2004
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OS: XP
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Memory question
Good Morning,
Would it be better to get more memory or faster memory? I have 1 gig PC 2700 (333mhz) and I don't know if I should move up to 2 gig of PC 2700 or just buy 1 gig of say PC 4400? Any help would be appreciated.... Thanks, -S4C |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Omaha, The Center of the Universe
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This depends on what you are doing. If you do any kind of overclocking, than yeas go for the faster memory. However if overclocking is not your thing, than just get more memory.
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