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1GB or 2GB

sandeep108

Senior member
I mostly play games occasionally and mostly otherwise IE/FF, e-mail, Word, etc. Not much of video or photography. I have 512x2 currently and two slots are free. Should I upgrade or not?
 
2gb >>> 1gb for just about everything, especially todays games like BF2

howevr depending on your sys running 4x512 might actually slow the memory down

most if not all a64s will dun at DDR 333 and not DDR 400 when all 4 dims are filled
 
Originally posted by: Anubis
2gb >>> 1gb for just about everything, especially todays games like BF2

howevr depending on your sys running 4x512 might actually slow the memory down

most if not all a64s will dun at DDR 333 and not DDR 400 when all 4 dims are filled

There's always overclocking it and lowering the multi, or different ram divider.
 
Originally posted by: Tick
Rest of system?

Rest of system:
A64 3700+ SD
Asus A8N-E nForce 4 ultra
DDR-400 Twinmos 512x2
Samsung NCQ SATA-II HDD 160GB
Audigy 2 ZS
XFX 6600GT
Running 1006 bios, 6.66 shipset drivers and 77.77 display.

There's always overclocking it and lowering the multi, or different ram divider.

As I said in another post, I am somewhat new to AMD/nForce and had generally used stock Intel for quite some time (and as we all know that did not allow for anything). Some links for reading would be appreciated.

I tried the built in 5% bios overclock but that really did not feel much different. It may have made a difference in benchies, but again I have never done that either.
 
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