June '07 Memory Giveaway Contest

Discussion in 'Contests!' started by Dashken, Jun 16, 2007.

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  1. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    1GB Mushkin PC4400 Hi-Perf dual-channel memory kit!

    wow but

    don`t think can support also lol :(
     
  2. aKho

    aKho beat around the bush

    mmm...another GB of memory won't hurt. :mrgreen:
     
  3. The_YongGrand

    The_YongGrand Just Started

    Great contest for the PCs with DDR1 classic. :)

    Hope I can get that sticks for my new Vista rig!! :)
     
  4. techcyb

    techcyb Newbie

    Hey, I have a RAM-related question, that probably most of you can answer. Today I bought a stick of ddr1 ram 1 gig, and inserted it in one of the four memory slots in my mobo. Originally it had 512 mb or ram in 2 sticks of 256mb each. I removed one of the 256 sticks and replaced it with the 1 gig one. When I turned on the computer, it booted fine, but it make a single beep and displayed a message says something along the lines of "dual channel needs sticks of the same ram in each slot. It then continued to load windows fine. I turned off the pc, inserted the other 256mb stick into an empty slot, and now it still makes the beep, but shows no message. Im typing this with all three sticks, for an amount of 1.5gigs of ram. Its that ok to leave like that, beeping each time it boots? Or is it going to make my mobo explode or something? Is that beep a sign of harm being done to my computer?

    thank in advanced
     
  5. DanielDev

    DanielDev Newbie

    its fine, the beep probably means that dual channel is not working
    but this is correct since you only have 3 sticks
    (you need two or four stick for dual channel to work)
     
  6. vgwong

    vgwong Newbie

    Been a while since I've heard DDR1 referred to as "classic" hehe. There's still millions of home computers stuck on Intel P4 socket 478 and AMD socket 939.
     
  7. Chai

    Chai Administrator Staff Member

    I'm one of them, but planning to move to DDR2 very soon. Plus, you can't buy a new DDR system from store today anymore.
     
  8. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    but why is DDRII more expensive?
     
  9. The_YongGrand

    The_YongGrand Just Started

    And don't forget the S.754 and certain earlier S.775 platforms too. :)
     
  10. DanielDev

    DanielDev Newbie

    I'm still on a S478 with DDR too
    I'll be upgrading when DDR3 is more affordable
    (i plan on skipping DDR2 ;))
     
  11. slugbug

    slugbug Newbie

    Are you kidding? DDR2 has never been cheaper. You can easily get 2gigs of quality stuff for under $100
     
  12. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    sorry i mean ddr :p
     
  13. DanielDev

    DanielDev Newbie

    then ur right, DDR prices havent dropt a single buck since DDR2 appeared
    thats why i still only got 512mb ram and why i need to win this contest :mrgreen:
     
  14. SkylineRemix

    SkylineRemix Newbie

    Hopefully i can win too.. haha... boost up the RAM in my new Comp... hehe
     
  15. The_YongGrand

    The_YongGrand Just Started

    Cool one! Love to have these sticks for the good times of Vista. :)
     
  16. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started



    haha when would that be?:p gonna do the same too:hand:
     
  17. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Glad you guys liked this contest. All the best to everyone! :thumb:

    Just FYI, next up we will have a really big contest involving Seagate. :wicked:
     
  18. belikethat

    belikethat Just Started

    ah sweet :)
    hey just wanna pop a question

    is the price of ddr going up
    , i gonna buy some ddr , but that 1 gb is expensive! RM265
    512 is around RM140
    or idon`t have to buy if i win this :p
     
  19. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    It will probably go up since supply of DDR will be limited from now on.
     
  20. zy

    zy zynine.com Staff Member

    you all can keep the DDR .. i want the seagate :haha: j/k .. no offence :p
     
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