depends on your computer or laptop. can they support 800mhz channel? my laptop only supports 667mhz so even if i do get 800mhz RAM stick which is more expensive IT WILL CLOCK DOWN to the setting of 667 because that is the max. if you get a 400mhz RAM stick it WILL NOT CLOCK UP.Originally Posted by rexdudev75
about dual channel. No there will not be a significant increase. probably 5% which is not noticable. the more ram the better. if you could get 1 1gb stick and 1 512 stick thats alright.
dual channel is when two identical rams at same speed and size work together., but really its just fancy talk that hardly increases your ram
post to windows usable. i only have avg, camera, ati, and sound starting up. if i turn on sidebar, rocketdock it takes about 40 seconds give or take.Originally Posted by EarlZ
if my laptop works that fast for vista how much more for XP since everyone only knows that its a memory hogOriginally Posted by ajol
@ wolfhound. dont bother with the processor really, there is no computer that can maximize the use of 100% of the laptop. unless you got a few doezen explorer windows open. and a few dozen mp3 playing at the same time
the cheapest fastest and foolproof way is RAM.
about the RAM support im not quite sure but 2gb for XP is too much already. home premium vista 32bit only goes 3.5gb im sure 64bit systems can take the full 4gb



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