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To: GC who wrote (35246)7/18/2003 6:33:01 AM
From: thecow  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110653
 
maybe the 256 was good enough

256 rdram should be more than enough to run almost anything you want. You might be able to see a difference if you were running cad programs or video editing. Law of diminishing returns should keep you from noticing much difference. At least you now know lack of ram isn't a problem. <gg>



To: GC who wrote (35246)7/18/2003 9:49:34 AM
From: Raptech  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110653
 
You will reach ram maximum efficiency, and anything more will be wasted. I once added additional ram to 256 on a notebook and didn't notice any performance improvement. When I called IBM tech support they advised the additional ram was not going to have any effect.

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