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Whats the difference?
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I have not seen any real life difference, but I have not benchmarked them, I prefer to use 2 slots over 4. So down the road you have room to upgrade.
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There are those who contend that the 512MB modules will be faster the the larger modules.
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I've read somewhere that some nforce motherboards cant handle 4 sticks of pc3200 ram, and if you have 4 sticks of ram it makes them all run at pc2700. I dont know if this is what we have in your case, but I would recomend 2 sticks over 4 anyday.
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I personally run 4 sticks of 512MB... it was cheaper than buying two 1GB sticks
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