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garasaki · 10-10-2002, 08:07 AM

The amount of improvement you'll see with added RAM has a lot to do with the OS you are using. Older OS's don't perform well, actually worse, with a lot of RAM. XP, on the other hand, loves all the RAM you can throw at it.

I"m totally with you guys on the "dont buy a dell" tip!! I built my computer, which scores 11,741 3dmarks for about 800 bucks. If you know what you're doing, you can really get something that rocks for a steal of a deal!

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garasaki is Offline Member Posts: 68 Join Date: Aug 2002	10-10-2002, 08:07 AM The amount of improvement you'll see with added RAM has a lot to do with the OS you are using. Older OS's don't perform well, actually worse, with a lot of RAM. XP, on the other hand, loves all the RAM you can throw at it. I"m totally with you guys on the "dont buy a dell" tip!! I built my computer, which scores 11,741 3dmarks for about 800 bucks. If you know what you're doing, you can really get something that rocks for a steal of a deal!