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Memory - Ram Upgrade posted in the Hardware forums; Hi Team, just a quick question if i may im thinking about getting some ram for my pc, i know that the max it will hold is two 1gb sticks, ...

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Hi Team,

just a quick question if i may im thinking about getting some ram for my pc, i know that the max it will hold is two 1gb sticks, will it worth it with my processor being a little old now? or should i just buy one.

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Hey Norris.

If the computer is running pritty good and you do not have any real issue with it then yes buy the RAM.

I have two older computers wich I upgraded the RAM on and they run pritty great.One of these computers is a CPU 2.8 GHZ and it runs Vista Ultimate 32 bit great with just over a gig of RAM.

Adding more RAM wil make your computer that bit faster and also help your CPU run better.Your CPU usage will show a drop in usage as the RAM is now doing some of the work much better.


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thankyou JB


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You are most welcome Norris.



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