RAM and Hard Disk

[george101]

I want to buy a new hard disk and Ram. Please recommend a good 80GB harddisk & 512mb or 1GB ram supported by motherboard Asus P4GE-MX.

 

[sunmysore]

Get Seagate or Hitachi Hard disk.....and TwinMOS RAM, either 512 or 1GB

 

[Massacre]

1GB PC2700 DDR DIMM Memory is gonna cost you approx 5K.Make Kingston.

A 80GB HDD ig gonna cost you 2K approx.Make Segate.

 

[h_kunte]

Instead of a 1 GB RAM stick, go in for 2*512 MB stix....u shall get better performance....Make Corsair, Kingston...Approx price Rs. 3500

As for a HDD.....Go in for an 80/160 GB SATA frm Seagate or Hitachi......Shall be costlier.....Arnd Rs. 3000 to 3300

Else go in for the PATA HDD...shall be cheaper

 

[coolendra]

Key go for kingston or corsair 1GB stick or 2 x 512 ....any1 u wish

But for harddisk i wud recommend u go for seabate ....

 

[shwetanshu]

4 RAM go for KINGSTON, HDD go for Seagate

if possible go for HDD > 80 GB

 

[Massacre]

Instead of a 1 GB RAM stick, go in for 2*512 MB stix....u shall get better performance....

You must be joking, How can you possibly say that two sticks of 512 MB DDR RAM can give you more performance.

Let it be One GB or two 512 MB, it all adds up to One GB, you get the same performence.

 

[vijay_7287]

Instead of a 1 GB RAM stick, go in for 2*512 MB stix....u shall get better performance....

You must be joking, How can you possibly say that two sticks of 512 MB DDR RAM can give you more performance.

Let it be One GB or two 512 MB, it all adds up to One GB, you get the same performence.

he was talikin abt the dual channel advantage
2 memory modules do give a performance philip

 

[h_kunte]

Instead of a 1 GB RAM stick, go in for 2*512 MB stix....u shall get better performance....

You must be joking, How can you possibly say that two sticks of 512 MB DDR RAM can give you more performance.

Let it be One GB or two 512 MB, it all adds up to One GB, you get the same performence.

C'mon mate...No hard feelings, but u shud have realised that when I wrote that piece of info, there was some reason for it. Theres something called as "Dual Channel" mode for RAM in a PC. For more info plz read this post:

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34277

And one more thing, before questioning someones knowledge, plz think twice....Will help you become a better person...


NO hard feelings mate!!

Peace!

 

[Massacre]

NO hard feelings mate!!
Peace!

None Taken.