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To: mr.mark who started this subject5/7/2001 1:46:58 PM
From: Lonnie  Read Replies (3) of 110652
 
I just upgraded my RAM to 384Mb from 128Mb on a Dell XPS R450 hoping to increase performance while running streaming quotes, web browsing, emailing, and 1-2 other programs (running them all at once). (W98 and IE)

So far, I am not seeing much difference from the boot-up, to opening programs (seem slow), or switching windows (some delay). What are the obvious performance improvements seen? How can I be sure that I am getting full use of the RAM upgrade? Thanks, Lonnie
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