Memory & hard disks for sale

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1Gb DDR2 memory and three 20Gb hard disks.

2 x 512Mb DDR2 memory, Kingston Value RAM, 240 pin; 667Mhz; PC5300; CL5; 1.8V.

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£15.00 inc postage SOLD pending payment.

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Western Digital 20Gb IDE (PATA) hard Disk, formatted NTFS, tested, no bad setors, manufactured July 2003.

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£13.00 inc postage

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Two x Maxtor 20Gb hard disks, IDE (PATA); tested, formatted NTFS, no bad sectors, both purchased 2004/2005 time.

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£13.00 each inc postage
 
Flopps out of interest that board you sold me the the pro something
it is a gigabyte board

atm i got pc 3200 in there 1gb of it

if i were to put in a lower memory say 512mb of 2700
and one 1gb of pc3200
would it work? what could i expect?
 
psd99 said:
Flopps out of interest that board you sold me the the pro something
it is a gigabyte board

atm i got pc 3200 in there 1gb of it

if i were to put in a lower memory say 512mb of 2700
and one 1gb of pc3200
would it work? what could i expect?

You'd have 1.5Gb of memory running at 333 and not in dual memory mode.

You're better off just using the 1Gb of PC3200.
 
psd99 said:
thanks :P

so why better off?

1.5gb is more than 1gb

It certainly is, isn't it?

By the same token, two Ford Focuses are more cars than one Ferrari.

Which would you prefer? ;)

Because, matey, by adding a stick or two of PC2700 alongside some PC3200 RAM, you are dragging all that memory down to running at 333.

PC3200 on it's own runs at 400.

And three sticks means you lose dual memory config advantage.

There is more to this thing than quantity.
 
There is indeed : QUALITY!

I would take the Ferrari over the FOCUS! :_)
 
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