They stopped producing RD Ram was due to high manufacture cost and not enough consumers actually purchasing it, Consumers didn't buy it because it was very very expensive, you had to buy to sticks for it to work and they had to be EXACTLY the same and the same would follow if You intended on upgrading. RAM speed will have about as much chance of causing battery life to decrease as having a small dishwashing cloth slow down a Austin Martin DB9.
THEfog On 25/06/2010 9:10 AM, "tribaljet" <[email protected]> wrote: To tell the truth I wouldn't spend much on premium rams as the base chipset won't take advantage of it. 945GSE is the most limited chipset, not supporting dual channel nor dimms faster than 533. The important thing would be to have all modules of the same size and brand if possible, as to diminish any chance for instability. And lower latency is only worth if the difference between regular and lower latency rams is small, as the speed difference is quite small as well. RD ram could be great, faster than anything else, but they didn' solve the too high latency issues paired with a high manufacturing cost. It's funny though that you see RD ram at speeds at least 2000MHz on the PS3 :) Your ram was working at the right speed, you forgot to multiply the value. On Jun 25, 12:01 am, hussam aulaian <[email protected]> wrote: > You are welcome , > im must say ... -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
