View Full Version : Memory Upgrade Or Not ?
jonnie
13th July 2002, 23:54
How much of in increase in speed with CCE will I achieve by upgrading from 256mb to 512mb (roughly)
Basically does any reckon it is worth it ?
Motherboard ASUS AV7V266-E
CPU AMD XP1900+
Memory 256mb PC2100
Geforce2 MX200/MX400
WD 10Gb Drive 7200rpm
Maxtor 20Gb Drive 5400rpm
LG DVD drive
HP CD RW drive
Windows 2000
Cheers
John
chainsaw135
14th July 2002, 03:04
You really wont see much in speed increase, i can't give you the #'s but should someone upgrade from 256 to 512 i would say yes. You will be able to multitask alot better with 512 and so that is a good enough reason i think to upgrade. Plus ram prices aren't really that bad right now...
mrbass
14th July 2002, 05:21
I've tested it before. Yanked out one of my 256MB Crucial sticks and let it encode for about 10mins and took the cce rt speed. I think 512MB gave an increase of 0.01 percent....in other words...no difference.
ux-3
14th July 2002, 13:58
Same result with 512.
@chainsaw: Can't really share your view with win98se, seems oblivious to extra RAM. Perhaps on other OS?
UltimateDBZ
14th July 2002, 16:57
I recently upped from 256 to 512 of pc-2100 on winxp, and I saw a noticeable increase in performance and speed. Not to mention the ability to seamlessly use other applications while CCE is running in the background :)
chainsaw135
14th July 2002, 21:33
@ux-3 i dont use windows 98 se, haven't for a year now i'm talking about windows 2000 or windows xp only. and since he's using windows 2000 then my view works:)
ux-3
14th July 2002, 23:06
Not to be picky, but you said something like: "should someone upgrade". I just raised the objection specifically fo 98se. I found your statement to broad, as my experience indicate otherwise in case of 98se. I don't exactly recommend using it, but some folks do...
chainsaw135
14th July 2002, 23:47
@ux-3 we have discussed this in great detail months ago, you can do a search on it... as in being to broad, i dont agree as he is using windows 2000 and i was responding to him not "in general as you took it" also being picky is not a bad quality i'm that way myself.
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