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2004-04-29, 11:51 PM
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2004-04-30, 02:37 PM
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Yes, you must buy them in pairs. And the only reason I would see it necessary to buy 2 512 sticks is if you don't have 4 slots, which I'm sure you probably do with RDRAM.
You would still be up to a gig by adding two 256 sticks, and it would be cheaper.
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2004-04-30, 10:57 PM
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Alright, let me get it straight.
I can buy ANY RDRAM, RAMBUS, RIMM, etc. RAM, as long as it is in pairs, right? And, what does ECC/ Non ECC mean? heheh, sorry, i'm sort of muddled when it comes to upgrades... P.S: C&C Generals recently started to lag, hiccuping and such. What should I do about that?
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2004-04-30, 11:15 PM
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ECC means Error Checking... something. Its slower and more expensive than normal RAM, and usually is only used in machines that really need to be more stable or something I think... like maybe servers or computers used for scientific work I'm guessing. Basically, don't worry about it. You don't need it. That or Registered RAM. Go for unbuffered non-ECC RAM.
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