for all time ive always been happy with the high density cheap and cheerful DDR memory.. im talking about the stuff what costs around £20 for 1 GB..
a friend of mine has generously treated me to two gigs of this
Product Description: Kingston HyperX memory - 1 GB - DIMM 184-PIN - DDR
Storage Capacity: 1 GB
Upgrade Type: Generic
Technology: DDR SDRAM
Form Factor: DIMM 184-PIN
Memory Speed: 400 MHz ( PC3200 )
CAS Latency: CL2.5
Supply Voltage: 2.6 V
Lead Plating: Gold
so not only will i be going from 1 GB to 2 GB, im curious to know if these figures above will also make a hell of a difference to how it performs, compared to the cheap old ram i usually get?
from googling it, apparently the lower the CAS the better.. with the ideal being 2 .. but apparently its ok to have a CAS of 2.5 or 3 if the MHZ is high enough.
just after your opinion if youve had experiance with ram
a friend of mine has generously treated me to two gigs of this
Product Description: Kingston HyperX memory - 1 GB - DIMM 184-PIN - DDR
Storage Capacity: 1 GB
Upgrade Type: Generic
Technology: DDR SDRAM
Form Factor: DIMM 184-PIN
Memory Speed: 400 MHz ( PC3200 )
CAS Latency: CL2.5
Supply Voltage: 2.6 V
Lead Plating: Gold
so not only will i be going from 1 GB to 2 GB, im curious to know if these figures above will also make a hell of a difference to how it performs, compared to the cheap old ram i usually get?
from googling it, apparently the lower the CAS the better.. with the ideal being 2 .. but apparently its ok to have a CAS of 2.5 or 3 if the MHZ is high enough.
just after your opinion if youve had experiance with ram

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