Hi,
I'm thinking of upgrading my ram. I currently
have 2G's running WinXP Home and my system will
take up to 4G's. I'm told WinXP only reads up to
3G. I had a computer temporarily where 4G's was
installed (I added ram at purchase but the
computer was later returned) and I had problems
which were thought to be due to the additional
stick of ram that WinXP could not read.
I remember reading somewhere that it's better to
have say 4 single 1G's installed vs two 2G's and
this was for performance reasons. For some reason
the computer was supposed to function
better/faster using what I call singles vs
doubles. I would only go to 3G's since WinXP
can't read 4. I don't remember the particulars
but something about the singles ones was supposed
to make for better performance. I currently have
2 open slots. Can anyone enlighten me on this? Thank you :)
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Deb Designer @ Digital Mouse Designs com
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