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    Elpida or Nanya ram for my XPS M1530, Which would you recommend?

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Riton, Oct 11, 2008.

  1. Riton

    Riton Notebook Consultant

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    Hey everyone!
    Two laptops and two different kinds of ra:
    nanya nt5tu128m8de
    elpida e1108acbg
    Which do you think would be better for my XPS M1530?
    Cheers!
    Dav
     
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  2. Bowlerguy92

    Bowlerguy92 Notebook Deity

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    RAM is RAM, really the only difference is price. Just make sure that it's compatible with your computer and then buy whichever is the cheapest.
     
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  3. Riton

    Riton Notebook Consultant

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    you dont understand what i mean.
    I have 2 M1530s in front of me, with both kinds of ram.
    Im wondering if one is better than the other by any chance?
     
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    No, both types of ram are speced to be the exact same.
     
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    ah awesome!
    so they are identical? no difference whatsoever in quality or performance...
    cool
     
    Riton, Oct 11, 2008
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