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Old 10-30-2006, 08:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Yay finaly the prices of ram have gone down over the past couple of weeks in Pc world over here in the uk.

Now what do you recomend i get?

2 x 512 sticks for £67.98

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...&category_oid=

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1 x 1Gb stick for £64.99

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...&category_oid=

Only someone here recomended that having 2x 512 mb will be better than just a single 1 gb stick...Is tis right?

Also the 1Gb stick i show on link cannot be purchased in store so il probably end up buying the 2 x 512 sticks anyway

Also whats Non-ECC ECC mean?

Will it work on my pc?

Please give some advise

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While the 2x512MB would have better performance in the short term, I would personally much rather have 1x1GB, then later upgrade to 2x1GB, instead of having 4x512MB.
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While the 2x512MB would have better performance in the short term, I would personally much rather have 1x1GB, then later upgrade to 2x1GB, instead of having 4x512MB.
Yeah but im only gonna upgrade the ram to 1Gb then im not spending another penny on this system so i wont be upgrading again.


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the 512x2 would be able to run in dunnal chanel mode.

and (I think please corect me if i'm wrong) that ECC stands for Error Corecting Code whitch is a good thing for servers
But they will run in my system?
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the 512x2 would be able to run in dunnal chanel mode.

and (I think please corect me if i'm wrong) that ECC stands for Error Corecting Code whitch is a good thing for servers
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512MBx2 runs faster then 1GB normally
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512MBx2 runs faster then 1GB normally
Yeah so il get the 2x 512 sticks.

Just to be 110% sure can you people confirm that it will work in my system.

They match speeds as what ive got in now (Pc3200)....184Pins.
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