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zpyrd   11-08-2002 at 09:38:55 PM

Would you find it of interest to see Tom add a Memory Guide to Tom's Guides. It could be added to the current Storage Guide making it a Storage/Memory Guide. This would be similar to the current style of the Audio/Video Guide.
I think there is a need for a memory guide. It could be used to inform us of the different types of memory available. How to optomize your memory configuration. How to test memory. What companies make the most reliable memory devices. etc.
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dhlucke   11-08-2002 at 10:27:30 PM
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Why not just update the faq? There's nothing wrong with your idea, but can't we just stick all that information in the faq?

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Eden   11-08-2002 at 10:34:45 PM
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Not when you talk about technologies with pictures and media needed.

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svol   11-09-2002 at 04:42:11 PM
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Yes, there are so much brands and types of memory that newbies get confused. Memory is just as important as videocards, motherboards and processors: choosing the wrong one can give you very bad performance.

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Flamethrower205   11-09-2002 at 07:48:34 PM
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A whole section devoted to it would be too much imo. They test the different memory speeds w/ the motherboards/proc/graphics benches. However, a guide for memory (like a how to) would be tremendously useful imo.

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zpyrd   11-09-2002 at 08:00:02 PM
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It seems that some members are confused when I refer to Tom's Guides.
These are Tom's Guides:
<A HREF="http://www.tomshardware.com/#guides" target="_new">http://www.tomshardware.com/#guides</A>
The Guides are the sections with all the different articles published by THG. I would like to see a Memory Guide. There has to be enough news and information available to have a dedicated memory guide.


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WingDing   11-10-2002 at 03:22:57 PM
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I agree it would be useful. But I think a lot of its value would lie in the extent to which is was kept updated.

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Eden   11-10-2002 at 04:12:41 PM
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It would be a slow updated place most likely. However if they are enthusiastic, they will discuss each type of technology from the start, to guide us and teach us memory's functioning like Ars Technica did, and later on proceed to future tech like magnetic RAM and the different types, or what is to come from DDR, SRAM cells, RDRAM etc.

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zpyrd   11-17-2002 at 03:18:03 AM
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Any more opinions?
There have only been 13 votes so far.


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