DCIScouts VIP Member Feb 15, 2006 #2 If your motherboard can take it, and you can afford the extra money, I'd go with the 2x1GB sticks... (easier for upgrading in the future...)
If your motherboard can take it, and you can afford the extra money, I'd go with the 2x1GB sticks... (easier for upgrading in the future...)
Mr.Suave New Member Feb 16, 2006 #4 it really doesnt matter if you go 4x512mb or 2x1gb, thiers really isnt a big perfromance difference(if you dont believe me look here http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2006/02/15/memory_-_is_more_always_better/1.html). but 2x would be better for the upgradability. btw use the search feature next time. this has been done soo many times b4.
it really doesnt matter if you go 4x512mb or 2x1gb, thiers really isnt a big perfromance difference(if you dont believe me look here http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2006/02/15/memory_-_is_more_always_better/1.html). but 2x would be better for the upgradability. btw use the search feature next time. this has been done soo many times b4.
fade2green514 Active Member Feb 16, 2006 #5 yea, 2x1gb would be better.. in fact i think im gonna be doing that myself soon unless i decide to just add a gb of CXMS
yea, 2x1gb would be better.. in fact i think im gonna be doing that myself soon unless i decide to just add a gb of CXMS
N NeoDude New Member Feb 16, 2006 #6 If your motherboard supports dual-channel RAM then I would go for the 2 sticks as configurations with more sticks generally aren't supported for dual-channel operation. Might as well get an extra speed boost while you are there eh?
If your motherboard supports dual-channel RAM then I would go for the 2 sticks as configurations with more sticks generally aren't supported for dual-channel operation. Might as well get an extra speed boost while you are there eh?