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Question Windows 7 Performance!!!
When i installed win 7 original rtm...my pc ranned so fast(screen refresh) almost like xp..but after installing the essential apps it seems lik a month old xp(screen refresh)..my pc has
3ghz P4 HT
915GAV MB
1.5GHz DDR 1 400mhz (1x1Gb 2x256mb in 3 DIMMS..Memory mode:single channel)
ati radeon 4650 1GB

So i m thinking 2 add another 1GB to the last dimm left in my mobo so it become 2.5Gb & Mode BECOME DUAL Channel..will this improve the performance for win7????If yes then how much :q: :q: :q: Info: Almost all latest popular game tiltles runs smoothly(in XP) in my pc..So Plz dont tell to take a new pc..its not possible for me now..
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id put 3 1gb sticks of ram in that are exactly the same for max performance. ever tried overclocking btw? it helps a lot, just make sure all the memory sticks are the same before overclocking
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