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Is the gain in performace worth the extra money ??, it would cost a fair amount to replace my 512mb like for like.
I mainly play games/movies, would the difference be notable ?
I mainly play games/movies, would the difference be notable ?
Don't get roped into it though. You'll soon find overclocking becomes more than a free power increase, and you'll spend the cost of a new chip on pushing the limits of your current one before long.
An XP2000 running at 2ghz is way better than an XP2400 running at 2ghz.
An XP2000 running at 2ghz is way better than an XP2400 running at 2ghz.
i agree, the chances are your motherboard can't take DDR as well and if it can then you might as well save your money and upgrade the lot and really get a good performance increase, try overclocking that will give you free perfomance increase.
c.b.
c.b.
Not many motherboards support both. I wouldn't bother, until you get a new motherboard with a faster chip/
Is the gain in performace worth the extra money ??, it would cost a fair amount to replace my 512mb like for like.
I mainly play games/movies, would the difference be notable ?
I mainly play games/movies, would the difference be notable ?