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Originally Posted by gismo694me
I bought myself an eeepc 1005p netbook because I wanted to get into computers(all new to me). Since buying it I LOVE this new world and am really getting into it. What I want to know is I am thinking of updating my netbook from 1gb RAM with a 2gb ram. Increasing it to 3gb ram. Do you think this is a good idea? will it speed up my system heaps? I would buy a desktop but finances don't allow for that just yet.
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Computers bottleneck at 3 major points: RAM, CPU and hard drive speed.

Video encoding, for example, is mostly an issue of CPU and hard drive. More RAM makes almost no difference in this area.

Photo editing, on the other hand, is very heavy on RAM, and hard drive can be important for certain apps that generate thumbnails. The CPU isn't the most important resource.

So it really goes back to what you want to do. What do you want to do on the netbook?

Continue here, if you could, instead of PMs/emails. I'll get an email notification when you reply to posts I make here.
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