2gb now really is becoming a standard I have found.
OCZ or G.skill ram is pretty good
Metalhead
2gb now really is becoming a standard I have found.
OCZ or G.skill ram is pretty good
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Depending on how you use Photoshop (multiple layers, hi-res images etc.), that program can easily make use of 2GB even on XP.
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If one plans on running Vista Ultimate- and why wouldn't you?- then 1GB is the absolute minimum I'd recommend.Originally Posted by Skizo
Right now, with only Opera running, Sprocket is using 540MB.
Open up Photoshop...a known memory hog, and 2 GB is looking like a "normal" install requirement.
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
Chew E. Bakke
Hmm. I wonder if buying another gig of DDR2 would qualify me for an OEM purchase of Vista...
There isn't a bargepole long enough for me to work on [a Sony Viao] - clocker 2008
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Corsair is too, duh.2gb now really is becoming a standard I have found.
OCZ or G.skill ram is pretty good
Yeah get 2 gigs.
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It looks like 2 GIG is really what we should aim for with Vista, but boy that it twice the price of 1 GIG !and according to all the experts you have to buy both sticks of RAm at once to get the same manufacturer and batch.
It is starting to add up !
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Digby
For the things you want to use your PC, i wouldn't go crazy spending a lot of money.
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