2 gigs of ram cheap ram, or 1 gig of high quality ram?
 

Grav :D

Thanks.

You only need high quality ram if you plan on overclocking or changing your CAS speeds. If you plan on staying at the standard clocks then go with the cheap ram. Feel free to disregard my post if it was a direct question for Grav. Have fun with your new PC Insolence :)

There's a difference between "High quality" and "High bandwidth."

You don't need 2GB yet. Stick with 1GB until your next system.

Get a 32bit system plus 8gb of ram, and then you'll realize you got 4gb extra, and you can send the extra to me.

and then Randuin can make a computer program to be funny for him!

:D

But Grav, also, no AMD 64 boards support Dual Channel, so what memory should I go with now?

I plan to overclock.

Only with the 754 sockets. All 939 sockets support dual channel.

My bad, I didn't realize that.

Dual Channel is mostly a gimmick, it provides very little difference. Also dual channel ram runs fine in 754 boards.

Dual channel supposedly gives great boosts on socket 939...

Either way, 1 gb of Corsair is good.

It supposedly gives you a blowjob also, but that's not AMD supported.

Grav, what ram do you suggest?

PQI Turbo still?

1gb Corsair XMS, you stupid.

why the hell would u need that much ram?

To make your comp run faster, more ram=faster comp.

Actually, I believe your processor is what determines that.

More RAM = The ability to run more programs and/or more complex programs (High detail video games for example)

Uhhh yeah and MAKE THEM GO FASTER, DUHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

and when u have more programs up, u dont skip, . and i didnt mean i didnt know what ram is for... i juzz wonderin why do u need that much ram?

Which is why I replied to zagggon, he was wrong and I corrected him. Learn how Zelaron works.

Im not wrong Slim, goto any fucking site that talks about ram and see for yourself, they all say IT MAKES YOUR COMPUTER RUN FASTER AND SMOOTHER.

Making your computer run faster is a side effect of the addition of more ram in some systems. You are taking statements out of context which is why you are wrong. I do understand what you mean to say and it does make sense but Slim is right on this one.