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Old 15-11-2006, 07:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How much does a good 256 MB ram cost, a 40 GB hard disk?
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My budget for these 2 is 3K
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Old 15-11-2006, 07:50 PM   #2 (permalink)
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dunno about HDD, but the ram will cost you around 1.5k
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Any good companies for the ram
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DONT BUY A 40GB HDD
A new 40gb hard drive will cost you 2300 [samsung] while a brand new 80GB costs 2500 {give or take 200rs on the prices for other brands}.
I suggest you go for a new 10K RPM 80gb seagate/samsung drive for 'bout 2400/2500.
[Even buying a 40 gb HDD will overshoot your budget.]
Ram brands: kingston, corsair.
One 256 strip will cost you bout 1.2K~1.6K.

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80GB 10K rpm samsung ------------> 2.5K
kingston DDR1 400mhz 256Mb----> 1.5K
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Thanks for the info shaunak
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i am not sure if i wud find kingston, so any other brand of ram
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Go for Transcend DDR1 400mhx 256mb. I think it will cost around 1600-1700.
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My main purpose for upgrading RAM and Hard Disk capacity is to increase my computer speed. Supposing I just upgrade RAM to 256MB, and retain the 20GB Hard Disk (to save costs), will there be a good increase in speed (if yes, by how much?), or do I HAVE to change my hard disk also to get better results?
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dont buy 40 GB buy 300 GB
buy 2 GB RAM
u will feel it for buying
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Old 15-11-2006, 10:44 PM   #9 (permalink)
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"I suggest you go for a new 10K RPM 80gb seagate/samsung drive for 'bout 2400/2500."
Is it true? 10K RPM for such a price!
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I dont think computing speed depends directly on a HDD`s capacity. One just need to defrag and scan it to get the maximum out of it. But PRM is important so if u r not bothered about space then concentrate on PRM. U can always consider old faithful Seagate for HDD.

As of RAM consider a DDR2 if ur motherboard supports it and go for the maximum considering ur budget. U can consider Hyundai. I am using it for last 3 years and did not face any problem.
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omg 10k rpm 80 for 2.5k , are you sure???
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I have PIII will it support DDR2 ram?
i want to only by ram . suggest one(with brand name and price)
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nope not ddr2, buy 256 only. transcend or simmtronics will do, no hi fi stuff needed here. and yeah both will cost you around 1.5k
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which ram already u have ???decide accordingly which one next to buy
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I have a 128 one so now i am goin for 256 MB ram
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Exactly increase RAM first HDD can wait a bit.
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I have a 128 one so now i am goin for 256 MB ram
company and its speed wil also matter ...try getting ram of same company adn speed...i hope u know this
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How to know the speed of the ram?
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