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  • [MyIS]Dan
    MyInternetServices.com
    Support
    • Aug 2005
    • 1060

    #1

    Great price on RAM

    http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...odid=MY-058-GL

    Have some! £40 inc VAT and P&P. Was £170 last xmas, boy do I feel ripped off. :|::|:
  • Repulse
    1&Only!
    • Jun 2007
    • 1072

    #2
    Thanks for the link, might buy some of this when I get home :P.

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    • =98=
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 10299

      #3
      Just purchased 2 sets. One for me, one for my buddy. 3gb here we come!

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      • Wizrdwarts
        Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 3754

        #4
        My local Fry's is selling some PC6400 RAM 2x1gb from Adata for $28 and 2x2gb from Patriot for $100.

        Not sure how good those brands are, but I just got some Corsair ram for $40.

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        • Warhawk

          #5
          Originally posted by Wizrdwarts
          My local Fry's is selling some PC6400 RAM 2x1gb from Adata for $28 and 2x2gb from Patriot for $100.

          Not sure how good those brands are, but I just got some Corsair ram for $40.
          Patriot ram is fine. Very overclockable too.

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          • =98=
            Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 10299

            #6
            My mate bought fake Patriot RAM from China rofl.

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            • looqas

              #7
              Woooaa!

              That's the price range I like for 2GB kit with these timings. Not gonna order them though since I got 2GB already with even better timings.

              Anyone noticed any benefits in Vista 32bit going from 2GB to 4GB?

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              • =98=
                Member
                • Oct 2006
                • 10299

                #8
                I went from 2gb to 3gb. My Geil stuff arrived today, and its running nicely with my existing OCZ stuff. I notice a faster time between when windows loads and its ready to use. Plus, CoD4 isn't quite as jumpy.

                Plus, Vista uses like 700mb of memory straight off the bat which is scary!

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                • looqas

                  #9
                  Thanks for the heads-up. I might think get some.

                  I've been monitoring the Vista mem usage and it's a big hog. Even though I know that Vista loads up the most used components etc. to mem when starting up and reserves mem for those it's quite hungry for more. That's why the core stuff loads up quite quickly but the HD keeps on spinning for quite a time after the Vista has started up. Even though they claim that Vista can release the reserved mem I doubt it's as easy or fast as they claim.

                  I can easily achieve 95% utilization when I start 2142 and that has started me to think about getting another stick to go with.

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                  • camper.
                    Member
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 3459

                    #10
                    Moving to 3GB resulted in a hefty performance boost for me (Vista). Useless without superfetch.

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                    • =98=
                      Member
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 10299

                      #11
                      Superfetch.... explain?

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                      • looqas

                        #12
                        The thing I explained earlier without naming it. Loads most frequently used components to mem.

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