Never heard of that. The amount of memory is determined by:
1) How much memory your motherboard supports
2) What programs and or applications you'll be running.
3) Whether you're running a 32 or 64 bit OS.
No, the correct formula is: What software am I going to run, and how much memory will it use?
I bet that line of thought was somehow influenced by the use of 32-bit Windows (applications).I asking that question because I've read it from a book entitled Building a Perfect PC.
just like when you have core 2 duo. it has 2 cores, 2 threads so it must have a 4gigs of ram the author said.
I asking that question because I've read it from a book entitled Building a Perfect PC.
just like when you have core 2 duo. it has 2 cores, 2 threads so it must have a 4gigs of ram the author said.
I asking that question because I've read it from a book entitled Building a Perfect PC.
just like when you have core 2 duo. it has 2 cores, 2 threads so it must have a 4gigs of ram the author said.
isthat the correct. formula in buying a ram?
^^ This. Core amount to memory is irrelevant.
that isnt quite true...
If we are building a VM BOX... u do need a core / ram ratio for virtual machines...
@OP
If you have to read a book to learn how to build a PC, then building a PC probably isn't for you.
@OP
If you have to read a book to learn how to build a PC, then building a PC probably isn't for you.
@Puppies04 and Headfoot
Ever heard of Google? Ever heard of any of the computer websites out on the internet? Books become outdated extremely fast unless their are on a very special topic and even then, it is only inevitable that they become obsolete. The question that the OP asks makes me think that the OP is a bit too trusting in that "book". And perhaps the OP is not ready to build a computer at this time, but will be in the future after more research and understanding.
I should have expanded in my previous post. The point wasn't to berate the OP.