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February 23rd 04, 06:52 PM
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RAM Question
What does this mean?
Large memory modules (256MB or greater) should be Registered/Buffered SiSoftware Sandra Help File 2700xp 512ddr x2 333 same batch polaris 400 Thanks -- G© 
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February 23rd 04, 07:07 PM
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"Ed" wrote in message ... On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 18:52:41 -0000, "G©" wrote: What does this mean? Large memory modules (256MB or greater) should be Registered/Buffered SiSoftware Sandra Help File 2700xp 512ddr x2 333 same batch polaris 400 Thanks Personally I wouldn't trust anything SiSoftware Sandra says, but maybe that's just me. ;p Ed What do you use/recommend if any? -- G©
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February 23rd 04, 09:22 PM
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Its just saying that... large modules are typically used ( in its opinion )
in servers and workstations and such. Perhaps the coders of Sandra are of the opinion that larger modules are prone to more errors, and suggests registered (SDRAM, ECC) or Buffered (often EDO and DDR) modules. Other than that... no idea. They dont explain the reasons for thier opinions very well. NuTs "G©" wrote in message . .. "Ed" wrote in message ... On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 18:52:41 -0000, "G©" wrote: What does this mean? Large memory modules (256MB or greater) should be Registered/Buffered SiSoftware Sandra Help File 2700xp 512ddr x2 333 same batch polaris 400 Thanks Personally I wouldn't trust anything SiSoftware Sandra says, but maybe that's just me. ;p Ed What do you use/recommend if any? -- G©
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February 23rd 04, 10:08 PM
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"nut cracker" wrote in message ... Its just saying that... large modules are typically used ( in its opinion ) in servers and workstations and such. Perhaps the coders of Sandra are of the opinion that larger modules are prone to more errors, and suggests registered (SDRAM, ECC) or Buffered (often EDO and DDR) modules. Other than that... no idea. They dont explain the reasons for thier opinions very well. NuTs Thanks for the help dude. -- G©
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February 23rd 04, 10:28 PM
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No worries... glad it put you at ease.
"G©" wrote in message . .. "nut cracker" wrote in message ... Its just saying that... large modules are typically used ( in its opinion ) in servers and workstations and such. Perhaps the coders of Sandra are of the opinion that larger modules are prone to more errors, and suggests registered (SDRAM, ECC) or Buffered (often EDO and DDR) modules. Other than that... no idea. They dont explain the reasons for thier opinions very well. NuTs Thanks for the help dude. -- G©
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