Buy whatever ram you like, your netbook only supports DDR2 533MHz. Readyboost is useful to a computer that haves up to 2GB of ram, the thing is that you have to have a performance flash drive. You can watch any hd movies as long as you have the codecs to back that up.
On Jun 25, 12:39 pm, Philo <[email protected]> wrote: > I've heard that more RAM the better the battery life as your netbook > does less work. Although it does decrease when opening alot of things > at once. > > I'll be getting the 667Mhz DDR2, since its the same as the netbook > one. > & theres no point using ReadyBoost if I have a 2GB ram right? > > So GMABooster works for Netbook. > > Now GMA 950 watching hd films :P > > On Jun 25, 10:52 am, swt <[email protected]> wrote: > > > gma booster should work on netbooks. > > > Since both rams you mntioned are DDR2, you should be able to use them > > without problems, and they will work on the highest frequency > > supported by your motherboard. > > > On Jun 25, 7:50 am, Philo <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Thanks for the guys reply on the overclocking thread. Its stable > > > around 1.8ghz - 2.0ghz :D > > > But I got a few more questions. > > > > Is it true that the GMA 950 will be able to handle 720p or maybe 1080p > > > by the soldiers in the community modding? > > > > Can anyone confirm if the GMA Booster actually works? Like actually > > > making the GMA 950 clock to 400mhz? > > > > Would any 2GB Laptop ram with 200pin fit in my netbook, for example. > > > Some ram are named 5400 and some are 6400 if im correct. Only > > > difference is that its faster in 'Mhz' > > > > Thanks, Philo > > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
