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I`m planning to give my PC a memory upgrade from 512MB DDR RAM to 1GB DDR RAM, before I do my next processor upgrade. Can I expect some improvements in the smoothness of OFP or maybe even turn some more details on? Anyone experience there?

(BTW I have an Athlon XP 2000+)

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I think you'd be able to run higher texture detail / LOD, since if I put mine to high, I end up stuck in my swap file, listening to my HDD chug and not much else happen Thats with 512MB of RAM.

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I doubt you'll see much of an improvement at all in OFP and games in general. It would be useful and give a large performance boost for a graphics edition workstation or something, but not really for games.

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That sounds a little pointless, I would just save the money and wait for a worthwhile upgrade.

Unless you are one of those people who must spend money as soon as they get it smile.gif

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Save your money and do a real upgrade in a year's time when we finally have 333MHz FSB CPU', 333MHz DDR, Serial ATA and AGP 8x smile.gif

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</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (theavonlady @ Jan. 03 2003,11<!--emo&wow.gif)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">If you'll search The FAQ for "ram", you can read what BIS has to say about this.<span id='postcolor'>

Have BIS said whether some of this migt have changed with newer revisions of the engine. Even 1.46 wasn't available by then, and a lot have changed since.

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If i would have a XP 2000+ i would never get a 2,4 for 210 euro! You will prolly see very little (if any) difference right now.

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</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Ex-RoNiN @ Jan. 03 2003,16:44)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Off-Topic smile.gif

Save your money and do a real upgrade in a year's time when we finally have 333MHz FSB CPU', 333MHz DDR, Serial ATA and AGP 8x smile.gif<span id='postcolor'>

Umm..why mess with AthlonXP in a years time. Get Athlon64 biggrin.gif

I am likely going to jump on that bandwagon as soon as our distributor has them! Thank goodness for my account where I work, I can pay it off over two months!

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Well.... i'd safe your money for the next 64-bit CPU generation.

Its not worth it to upgrade ur rig right now.

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And what software are all of you 64-bit fans going to run? If you are talking about using the 32-bit software of today, it won't be cost-efficient to be the first kid on the block with one of those spiffy 64-bit processors.

The 64-bit software that will make it worth owning one of those systems isn't going to be out until the first generation of 64-bit processors is obsolete.

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</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">333MHz FSB CPU', 333MHz DDR, Serial ATA and AGP 8x

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We have those all now??

My Epox 8RDA+ is lacking SATA and RAID which is pretty godamn annoying but the FSB is 200, the ram is running sync and it has AGP 8x (not that 8x means a thing for perforance)

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