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O.K This summer, I'm buying a PC3200 RAM stick.

Which one shold I buy?

Memory Would equal to

256MB 504MB RAM

512MB 760MB RAM

1GB 1.248GB RAM

2GB I'm not spending $400 on it

Amma Wario

Uh .... 504MB, 760MB and 1.248GB sticks dont exist (unless you pull them from servers

)

Buy whatever size you think you need and then adjust the performance

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Praetor

512MB are usually the most cost-performance-effective for overall value (1 GB and 2GB sticks are very expensive.)

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Greg J.

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512MB are usually the most cost-performance-effective for overall value (1 GB and 2GB sticks are very expensive.)

Yeah, and 512 is a good # to have, not too much, not too little

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Bobo

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Originally Posted by Praetor

Uh .... 504MB, 760MB and 1.248GB sticks dont exist (unless you pull them from servers

)

Buy whatever size you think you need and then adjust the performance

My video card takes 8MB of RAM from my memory. That's why the odd numbers. I might buy a 128, 256 or a 512 MB video card with that

O.K 512 MB RAM is my target, now which manufacturer?

Kingston

Crucial

Corvair

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Amma Wario

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Kingston

Crucial

Corvair

Doesnt matter all that much really ... for comparable prices youll get comparable performance

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Praetor

Oh. I think a Kingston 512MB RAM is ok

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Amma Wario

Assuming that your pc is ready for pc-3200 I would suggest 512-1gb. As for brand I would not conceren myself to much as any of the ones you mentioned are comparable.

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Blue

Yes. 512MB would add up to 760MB RAM PC3200. The only fact thought is that my 256MB RAM I currently have has no company. Can this be true or it's just not as seen of the other ones

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Amma Wario

That would usually mean generic memory....or maybe OEM memory. It should all work fine.

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