TRDCorolla1 Golden Master Messages 12,592 Location California Nov 8, 2007 #1 Total RAM needed is 4GB. Which is the best configuration?
Rudster8161 BSOD Messages 6,556 Nov 8, 2007 #2 definately the 45th one, that one owns. What the hell are you talking about?????
DJ-CHRIS1 Golden Master Messages 5,203 Nov 8, 2007 #3 2x 2GB. Gives you more room for expansion, lower power consumption and some motherboards / processors like 2 sticks better than 4.
2x 2GB. Gives you more room for expansion, lower power consumption and some motherboards / processors like 2 sticks better than 4.
TRDCorolla1 Golden Master Messages 12,592 Location California Nov 8, 2007 #5 Rudster816 said: definately the 45th one, that one owns. What the hell are you talking about????? Click to expand... Wow, I should say, "what the hell are YOU talking about". It looks like you replied to the wrong thread because I have no clue what you're referring to.
Rudster816 said: definately the 45th one, that one owns. What the hell are you talking about????? Click to expand... Wow, I should say, "what the hell are YOU talking about". It looks like you replied to the wrong thread because I have no clue what you're referring to.
Lowndsey Site Team Staff member Messages 3,609 Nov 9, 2007 #7 2 x 2Gig definately the best IMO...but if I could afford 4gig of ram I wouldn't really care if it was 4 sticks or 2.
2 x 2Gig definately the best IMO...but if I could afford 4gig of ram I wouldn't really care if it was 4 sticks or 2.
A True Folder Fully Optimized Messages 2,789 Nov 9, 2007 #8 ISOwner said: Total RAM needed is 4GB. Which is the best configuration? Click to expand... Which board and os?? what ram??? Variables EDIT: Assuming reasonable components I'd vote 2x 2GB
ISOwner said: Total RAM needed is 4GB. Which is the best configuration? Click to expand... Which board and os?? what ram??? Variables EDIT: Assuming reasonable components I'd vote 2x 2GB
ssc456 Fully Optimized Messages 4,280 Nov 9, 2007 #9 id say generally 2 X 2Gb but i find that in the uk 2 X 2Gb tends to be more expensive than 4 X 1 Gb, so usually i would probably get 4 X 1 Gb but thats coz im cheap
id say generally 2 X 2Gb but i find that in the uk 2 X 2Gb tends to be more expensive than 4 X 1 Gb, so usually i would probably get 4 X 1 Gb but thats coz im cheap
G gplpark92 BSOD Messages 251 Nov 9, 2007 #10 2 x 4 is 8 some mobos have capacity for 16 but i aint never seen any 4gb dimms otherwise yes 2x2 is good
2 x 4 is 8 some mobos have capacity for 16 but i aint never seen any 4gb dimms otherwise yes 2x2 is good