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Weaver · Post by **Weaver** » 19 Jul 2006, 13:58

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/cat/Memory---D ... -And-Above

Is that what you are looking for?

emmanuel · Post by **emmanuel** » 19 Jul 2006, 14:52

thaks
but some know how is it?
you have seed that the raise of memory (2x each 18month) is stopped?

SwiftSpear · Post by **SwiftSpear** » 19 Jul 2006, 14:59

In the Vista generation they say that 2GB of memory will be average and 4GB will be what most enthusiasts use... But there's lot of other new hardware you need to be vista compatable. CPU, Video card, and motherboard all have to be vista accepted.

emmanuel · Post by **emmanuel** » 19 Jul 2006, 15:05

but vista is the next gen or a specific hardware ?
what chang for get new and uncompatibl?
is all new material/software ?
or only again some little improvement for gain30% but requesting chang/buy new cnetral unit ?

Min3mat · Post by **Min3mat** » 19 Jul 2006, 15:07

i think vista falls into the 'horseshit' category tbh...

emmanuel · Post by **emmanuel** » 19 Jul 2006, 15:14

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Min3mat · Post by **Min3mat** » 19 Jul 2006, 15:38

it wasn't a flame it was sarcasm

-->the mods are teh suck<---
flame

-->the mods are teh badness lawl noobs hahahaa *more random crap*<--
sarcasm

SwiftSpear · Post by **SwiftSpear** » 19 Jul 2006, 15:47

I would wait for vista to release to buy up hardware for it. It sounds like alot of people are going to be left hanging because they thought they were buying next gen hardware when Microsoft hasn't actually made the vista hardware requirements solid yet.

The only reason I mentioned it was to say that yes, RAM requirements are still steadily rising. Dual core processors run best with at least a gig of RAM to work with, and spring mappers will never regret having more RAM.

I don't know if you need 2 gigs of RAM, it might be nice but there are very few applications that actually use that much, and if you have a single core processor your bottleneck is more likely the CPU then the RAM if you're having performance problems with 1 Gig. RAM does help with compiling models faster and rendering large images for spring maps, this I do know.

emmanuel · Post by **emmanuel** » 19 Jul 2006, 16:03

"Used" Kingston 2GB Pc2700 Power Mac - Memory Module Ns

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* ├é┬ú115.10
* ├é┬ú135.25 inc VAT
*

* quickfind code: 112202
* 1 in stock. Usually ships same day
* manufacturer #: USEDKTA-G5333/2G

is this work on pc???

i don t need now
but always the request increase
=>so i plan my buys
and this plan is changed now
after 20years of stability raising...
i see 1Gb are in stock but i wait for it last year so...if any can explain this new

{in year 1988 i buy for 100$ a 128Kb simm
for use "lhx attack chopper" on my pc
18 year later i use the same modem and the same printer...
i think about in this time i hav a game where we must pilot a boat with lazer gun and having 4 plane pilotable and 4 tank carring a gun and a load of exractor or airbase
never one so best game is release since
sure some improvement need but general feature are corect (notextures+16colors)}

SwiftSpear · Post by **SwiftSpear** » 19 Jul 2006, 16:22

The 2 gig RAM chip will work on PC's with newer motherboards... Pull out your motherboard manual and read the specifications. Some it should say what the largest size RAM chip it can handle and what the maximum amount of RAM you could have in it. Otherwise we need to know your motherboard make and model to research.

Forboding Angel · Post by **Forboding Angel** » 19 Jul 2006, 16:30

Things we need to know:

What manufacturer makes your Motherboard, and what is the Model?

Does your motherboard support DDR (Not DDR2) or does it support SDRAM?

Also... I don't know if they ship to france, however, did you look at http://www.Newegg.com?

unpossible · Post by **unpossible** » 19 Jul 2006, 16:32

be very careful with large modules (2Gb) as the motherboard might not accept them unless they are of the correct brand/make

emmanuel · Post by **emmanuel** » 19 Jul 2006, 16:34

don t talk about my pc not an 64bit it s a new one i should with all x2
=>2Gb 4Ghz video256Mo hdd80Go(sic) and a lcd38inch (but no it s expensiv a 19)

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