Just found Kinston has already made this monster to market, but price......
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lastrebelstanding Notebook Evangelist
Would the D901C's BIOS support 8GB?
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Why in gods name you will need 8GB of system RAM?
4GBs is more than enough...
Running XP x64 - 3500MB free, 500MB(14%) used -
Neil@Kobalt Company Representative
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That 500MBs was the XP x64 + PS + Firefox + Opera + uTorrentD ) + MultiSIM... if it was on Vista x64 was like 1200MB with tweaks on the services.
But I understand, more is always better -
i was told that anything above 4gb does not speed up your system in any way, unless you indeed do use more than 4gb ram.
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sorry, is SO-DIMM = 200 pin = laptop ram?
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Neil@Kobalt Company Representative
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lastrebelstanding Notebook Evangelist
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you will need 64bit to use it though
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bigjohnsonforever Notebook Evangelist
4GB is so damn much I have disabled the virtual disk cache altogether and my baby runs like smooth, yeah. Even while running Orthos in the background I was web browsing listening to winamp with milkdrop 2 on my desktop (firefox windowed so I can see winamp playlist-transparent, with visualization all around). My laptop is so frivolous it makes me want to buy cell phones and throw them off my balcony at birds.
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i had 8 on my desktop and i did not see any difference over 4. 4 oc's better than 8 so i took 4 out...
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lastrebelstanding Notebook Evangelist
I sure hope the 9262 is compatible though. -
Wow , the price tag is indeed a stop sign for now.
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The true question remains if the 901C can even use anything over 4 gig anyway, 64 bit OS or not.
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And the M57xRU. Or is that out of question? Would also be great to have 4gig modules in that in the future when they are useful.
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The D901C is using a desktop Intel 965 chipset.
Yes it can support more than 4GB. -
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For workstations, as Neil@Kobalt said, it`s very useful, heck even 16 Gigs would be nice, but from a gaming standpoint, 4 Gigs is not even fully used yet.
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lastrebelstanding Notebook Evangelist
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) what 1GB was to _Vista.
Thus, the real benefit isn't in the here-and-now, but in the further longevity of the machine, making the investment more worthwhile. -
lastrebelstanding Notebook Evangelist
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bigjohnsonforever Notebook Evangelist
I thought Microsoft was trying to steer away from the whole "bloated" Vista problem by making Windows 7 more streamlined, conservative and efficient; however more capable than Vista because it won't be a poorly-programmed-needless-resource-hog such as: Vista.
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Can Santa rosa handle 8 gb?
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All tho the chipset can handle 8 Gig of ram, it may have a limit of 2 Gig per socket?
Since desktop motherboards can have 4 slots, and we only have two.
Not to rain on the parade here, but i have bulit desktop systems with limits per socket like that before.
Something to think about before someone has to pay the restocking fee.......... -
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Look, for me, it`s fine if the system uses 25% of my RAM, but when you have 2 gigs and vista uses 50%=1 gb, it`s not good.
If they keep the proportion, you`d have 16gb of ram and 4 gigs would be used by the OS. Imagine bootup times then.
I think that gaming-wise, 8 Gb is WAY TOO OVERKILL.At least for now. -
8gb is not over kill.... I do virtualization all the time and even 8gb is small.....
Bring 8 gb on.... I hope me D901C get this upgrade.... 4gb sucks
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Its a common misconception that RAM=Faster COMP.
I was taling to someone the other day, they were telling how their T61p had 5GB RAM.
I wanted to tell them how my lappy could fing rape theirs, but hey were elder, so I refrained -
mmm...
more RAM = less LAG
and plus a little faster booting -
To use 8GB of ram cost effectively on a notebook, there really should be 4 slots for memory. I have 8GB ram in my desktop, 4GB in my 5793 but then I do not use either to game. I run simulations, do research with large graphs, distributed computing projects, work on my legal studies, plus all the usual other things.
What really demands a lot of memory right now is the system OS as Microsoft has been including more features into the OS instead of having the OS call auxiliary programs as needed. -
more RAM = more RAM
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I want a pair of this, too.
8Gb kit come soon?
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by kaltmond, May 16, 2008.