are u sure with ur statement? i thought it is the size that always matter, the timing and latency are second

not really..u can only see the improvement by benchmarking it..
on the normal usage, u will feel like normal

the dual channel will, but trust me, u can barely see or feel it..after all the gaming will still depends on the good processor, graphic card and the size of the ram, not the channel mode

This post has been edited by kalakatu: Nov 22 2007, 01:00 AM

it increase the performance actually..but sometimes the setting doesnt make sense, so we can just forget about the channel thing, and focus on the bigger size..

let say, u are currently using 512x2 (1gb dual channel in ur system), and u would like to add another 1gb ram to make it 2gb..
considering the price of 1gb ram currently, instead of buying 2 more 512mb sticks, it is better and cheaper to get only a piece of 1gb right? yes the setting wont be dual channel, which is 512mb+512mb+1gb, but all that matter is size, not the channel

thats my 2cents..hope u can understand my statement

This post has been edited by kalakatu: Nov 22 2007, 01:13 AM

u damn rich? then go for 2x2gb lor

it still can be fitted..u just need to google more to find where u need to plug it in..
or i think u can find the converter at lyp

does different BIOS version affecting or influencing the system's performance?

not necessarily using software..using bios is much safer, and much challenging..hehe

dual core is seriously cheap nowadays, unless u r really have a tight budget, then single core lor..

my HDD got bad sectors..if i delete, re-create and reformat the partition, will the bad sectors gone?

after i reformat the partition, is it possible to retrieve back the previous data?

This post has been edited by kalakatu: Sep 26 2008, 11:14 AM

yeah i heard bout that. but i dun have a single idea on how to done it..

i tried to back up the data, but unfortunately, even 200MB takes 1 hour to be transferred, and in the middle of transferring, the windows hang and then blue screen appeared..after restarted, that partition is already gone and un-partitioned

This post has been edited by kalakatu: Sep 28 2008, 10:23 AM