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Originally Posted by RuptuReD
John, do you know what is the model of the Kingston 1 gig memory sticks you have, I've been thinking whether I should upgrade to 2 gigs as well (could they be these, by any chance).
There also seems to be 667 MHz So-DIMMs already, I just wonder whether they'd work? And would they offer any advantage over the 533 Mhz ones anyway...
Have you tested F.E.A.R or any other game that would take clear advantage of the 2 gigs you have?
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Also, I recall that you were going to get a Nostromo SpeedPad n52 some time ago... do you have it now, and if so, how do you like it? Going to order some accessories very soon and I was thinking about getting it, along with the other stuff.
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I don't know the model of my Kingston memory sticks, just that I bought two 1GB sticks that are 533MHz PC2-4300. I did not buy these separately but at the same time with my M3438G (the vendor installed these sticks so I did not get to see them or anything).
I have only played HL2 and CS so I haven't really witnessed any performance gain due to my 2gig memory. Of course, in 3DMARK05 and in CS Stress Test I got a bit higher scores than those with only 1gig memory (3DMARK05: 3693, CS Stress Test: 84,99). Obviously for those who have overclocked their laptop the scores are higher.
About the Nostromo SpeedPad n52... boy let me tell ya, it's awesome. I have played CS with it and it's so comfortable and easy to use -- really ergonomic too. Those extra buttons on the right side are kinda useless (for me at least) but nevertheless, n52 is awesome. For playing with a laptop, I'd choose it anyday over the best gaming keyboards from Logitech, MS, Saitek or Razer (although I don't think Tarantula is on the market yet). I guess some games do need more buttons then n52 has but I don't play those kinda games and can't really understand after using n52 who would be willing to sacrifice his/her deskspace for a big-ass keyboard. Oh and there's also a little extra bonus: the style matches exactly to my G5
