Author: Harald Faber
Date: 21:41:53 06/03/02
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On June 03, 2002 at 14:37:47, Ron Norris wrote: > >In choosing a new notebook, many offer only 256MB of RAM, which has >traditionally been inadequate for newer applications. However, XP >has removed the memory leaks that plagued earlier OS's, so will >less RAM serve most purposes, running under XP? > >Ron Usually RAM is more important than CPU clock. 2GHz and only 128MB RAM is no lucky choice...it is like in cars where cylinder capacity is not replacable except by more cylinder capacity. ;-) There 2.5l/150PS is to prefer over 1.8l/150PS and so on, in PCs it is the same. If you want to join your Win XP you should take at least (!) 256MB, better are 512MB. The current RAM prices should make your decision easy.
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