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Hi, i have a system that has 1 stick of corsair xms pro pc 3200. I was wondering... if i added (2x512) corsair value ram to this setup, would it compromise my performance?? because i would end up using 3 slots for ram and thats my concern. please help heres my current setup: dfi ultra d...

hey, if I place this into a NFI ultra-D motherboard, will it work? even though I know AMD does not run on DDR2, can it be detected as just regular DDR

for some reason when I install Catalyst control center, there are 2 error messages everytime I boot up my computer. also, it will not allow me to load my CCC either.

hi peeps, I was trying to set up my dual monitor system having a x800xl pciX and could only get the 2 screens to mirror each other. I was curious if I could make both my screens combine to make one long one? please comment .... thanks guys heres my specs winnie 3000+ overclocked to 2.46GHz...

Thx guys, really do appriciate it!! good luck hunting both computers and girls...lol

well, lets just say people would get jealous if they were to find out about him...plus what they dont know wont hurt...anyhow, was that a good buy or should i tell dell to cancel? please help a helpless asian girl out:D

hey guys i was looking to get this for my secret bf....what do you guys think about this deal? is it a keeper? Dimension 8400 Desktop: Pentium 4 Processor 530 with HT Technology (3.00GHz, 800 FSB, 1MB) Microsoft Windows XP Home...

so basically, i should save my money since another stick cost roughly 100 bucks for not so obvious performance gain. true?

that was a very helpful guide, but it doesnt say anything about how one or two sticks of dual channel memory effects overclocking. please help this helpless girl out::confused:

Hey ya'll, i'm fairly new to this overclocking issue. I just ordered me a 1x512 corsair cmx512-3200C@pro (led lights are cool).. and wanted overclock my athlon 64 3000+...would it benefit me to get another stick of the same ram? or just use the one stick? overclocking hardware: DFI|NF4...