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Anonymous   02-06-2005 at 02:32:21 AM

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I picked up a Poweredge 400sc that came with 2 mismatched PC2100 256
Meg Chips, so no dual channel operation. My question is should I spend
the money and replace the old chips? What about going with one 512 Meg
chip? What's the performance difference? I use my computer for office
apps and 'net access...no games or heavy graphics.

TIA for any advice.

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Anonymous   02-06-2005 at 02:32:22 AM
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Don't bother. For your applications, you won't notice it. A single 512 would
also run single channel.
"D. Carp" <matrix666@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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>I picked up a Poweredge 400sc that came with 2 mismatched PC2100 256 Meg
>Chips, so no dual channel operation. My question is should I spend the
>money and replace the old chips? What about going with one 512 Meg chip?
>What's the performance difference? I use my computer for office apps and
>'net access...no games or heavy graphics.
>
> TIA for any advice.

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