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  • 64 to 128, worth the upgrade?

    Hi all! Can anyone spare some knowledge/experience?

    When I bought my computer 4 months ago I thought 64 megs of RAM would be more than enough for all games, now Quake3 comes along and recommends 128M, will my g200 benefit from the extra 64M? Will I see a speed increase in games like NFSHS?

    Any suggestions are always appreciated...

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    AMD k6-2 350 64M SDRAM Millienium G200 AGP 8M
    (SDRAM, 250 RAMDAC)
    40X CD-ROM drive
    SBAwe64
    8.4G Maxtor HD
    56k Rockwell
    17" monitor
    5.13,2.3,


    Millenium G200 8 Meg (SDRAM) 2.6 - 20 bios; 350 AMD K6-2 on a VIA MVP3 with latest bios; 128 Meg SDRAM; 8.4 Maxtor;

  • #2
    Hi Keiv,
    You will see a performance increase in all applications by upgrading to 128MB.

    Paul
    "Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"

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    • #3
      Not the place for this request but YES worth the upgrade.
      No more "CRRRR-CRRRR-CRRRR" etc coming from your hard drive when you leave an app...

      Yop

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      • #4
        I recommend 192MB since memory is cheap nowadays and that's been pointed as a mark where no more will make no significant difference. Until that point you will se difference in 'general' use.
        (a few years ago that mark was 64MB)

        B

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        • #5
          Wow, our systems are very much alike. I did notice the difference between 64 and 128. Also, Win98 appreciates it more than Win95. For some reason Win98 digs (used to dig, rather) into my swap file much earlier than '95.


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          503+ rev 1.2a, 128MB PC100 RAM, K6-2/350@400,RH6 & Win98,G200 Millenium (SGRAM), no plans to buy a G400



          Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.

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