4 gigs worth it?. Hey all! I have 4 gigs in Vista... yet when I run tests the computer comes out faster with only 2 gigs in it instead... I'm using a 680i board with OCZ titanium alpha VX2 running at 1000mhz unlinked 1066mhz 6800x Is there anything I can...

How many more gigs to go??. Archived from groups: alt.games.mame () Hi all With the latest update to MAME bringing in 8.8 gigs worth of new CHD's, how many more CHD's are out there or potentially out there for download in the future? Also any idea...

Freeing up disk space xp 100 gigs. I have an 8 gig back-up drive in my HP desktop and a 172 gig C: drive. I did a search of my hard drive and could only find abou5 40 gigs worth of space, but the PC says my C: drive has only 10% space remaining. I am beside...

am i missing something? Sounds normal to me. Has to do on how you define kilobytes 1024 or 1000. In addition there are some hidden files and folders on the disk. is that really normal, to lose 52 gigs' worth? I mean like i said, i expected some loss...

with 3 slots. Interested? Thanks for the info. Though I am really only interested in getting 2 gigs, as I already have 1 gig of ram in my PC. Going to 1.5 gig isn't worth it to me. ...

stops. I cna only move ht ecursor >> around but nothing else. Can anyone help me? I have really important >> files on that pc (gigs worth of pictures, gigs worth of emails to >> backup and my favorites of 2 user accounts. Also to be able to save my >> webpage...

depends greatly on what you are doing. For simple Office/web browsing, 256-512Meg is probably adequate. Throw in Photoshop/movie editing tasks, and you probably want to go to a Gig. For what it is worth, I have a G5 with a Gig, and often have a dozen programs...

only have about 4 gig of available storage. I would get to review the pictures but that's not what I want to spend my time doing in Costa Rica. I'm thinking an external drive that reads CF cards that would store 20 to 40 Gig worth of data. That way I could...

at yahoo Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Well, no, the SATA is a 120 gig WD Caviar w/8 mb cache and the EIDE is 80 gig WD Caviar w/8 mb cache. But there's a significant difference that probably can only be attributed to the SATA interface chipset...

kind since those are pretty cheap and I'd think DDR2 RAM is still pretty cheap. To replace that I'm looking at the Phenom II X3's but can't find any information about what kind of DDR2 RAM it will take - My system has DDR2 800 in it at the moment, 6 gigs worth,...