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06-13-2004 at 08:56:18 PM

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Just intalled a athlon XP2400+ on my computer. I am using PC133 memory
(640MB). Is it worth the extra cost to buy DDR memory. What type of
performance boost can I get. People tell me only about 10% which to me does
not justify the extra expense
Thanks for any comments

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06-13-2004 at 09:56:10 PM

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I would say 10% is just about the right number, though it is something
you will not notice because of the speed of the machine already. I would
not spend money on new memory, if you are a gamer, a better video card
would do better for you

Joseph Murphy (mufj@verizon.net) wrote:
: Just intalled a athlon XP2400+ on my computer. I am using PC133 memory
: (640MB). Is it worth the extra cost to buy DDR memory. What type of
: performance boost can I get. People tell me only about 10% which to me does
: not justify the extra expense
: Thanks for any comments

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06-14-2004 at 07:18:48 PM

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On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 14:56:18 GMT, "Joseph Murphy" <mufj@verizon.net>
wrote:

>Just intalled a athlon XP2400+ on my computer. I am using PC133 memory
>(640MB). Is it worth the extra cost to buy DDR memory. What type of
>performance boost can I get. People tell me only about 10% which to me does
>not justify the extra expense
>Thanks for any comments
>

You will never notice the difference.

Pj


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