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Join Date: Aug 2007
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CPU versus Ram speed
On a previous thread a very astute person wrote a piece in answer to a question re the above subject. I have searched but am unable to find the said piece.
If that person or anybody else can point me towards it I would be very grateful. It was without a doubt the best explanation I have come across. |
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