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yoda8232
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2009-04-15T09:15:23Z

#16

I would too if I had the money. :P

Der Meister
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2009-04-15T14:27:07Z

#17

I was reading a review about total memoy and performance, anything over 4gb performance was neglable. But if you running power house applications like Photo shop, #d programs, and video editing programs then it will help...

yoda8232
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2009-04-15T19:57:05Z

#18

True I'd say 6-8 GB is more than anyone will need and that's pushing it too.

Kiristo
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2009-04-21T02:03:21Z

#19

Got the other 6GBs yesterday. It was only like $95 for the memory, so why not? I didnt' expect to notice any performance gains, but they are there. Even simple stuff like scrolling through an external drive I noticed there is immediate response. Everything seems a little smoother. It was pretty fast already, don't get me wrong, but I think it was worth $95. Might save me the need to upgrade for awhile as well.

ice91785
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2009-06-12T19:27:02Z

#20

Sorry to necrothread here, but I was taking my Intel Retail Edge challenge to earn some points and HH was the FEATURE video 🙂 I thought it was cool anyway...the quiz is based around HH's video on the overclock.