How will an increase in memory increase performance?

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For the PSP800 Deluxe that is.

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>For the PSP800 Deluxe that is.

Because if your applications need to use more RAM than you have, the OS
will swap data back and forth to the hard disk.
RAM = Fast
Hard Disk = Slow

Ignoring other stuff like disk cache's, once you have enough RAM,
sticking more in won't then speed it up anymore.

For any computer that is.

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It depends on from what amount of RAM to what amount of RAM you are
increasing it, and what OS you are using. Give some details next time.

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> For the PSP800 Deluxe that is.
>
>

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>Give some details next time.

Yes, sir!

"DaveW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> It depends on from what amount of RAM to what amount of RAM you are
> increasing it, and what OS you are using. Give some details next time.
>
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> DaveW
>
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> "xyz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > For the PSP800 Deluxe that is.
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Thanks Gareth.

"Gareth Jones" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In message <c9i2pf$5ul$(E-Mail Removed)>, xyz <(E-Mail Removed)>
> writes
> >For the PSP800 Deluxe that is.
>
> Because if your applications need to use more RAM than you have, the OS
> will swap data back and forth to the hard disk.
> RAM = Fast
> Hard Disk = Slow
>
> Ignoring other stuff like disk cache's, once you have enough RAM,
> sticking more in won't then speed it up anymore.
>
> For any computer that is.
>
> --
> __________________________________________________
> Personal email for Gareth Jones can be sent to:
> 'usenet4gareth' followed by an at symbol
> followed by 'uk2' followed by a dot
> followed by 'net'
> __________________________________________________

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"Gareth Jones" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:43$(E-Mail Removed)...
> In message <c9i2pf$5ul$(E-Mail Removed)>, xyz <(E-Mail Removed)>
> writes
> >For the PSP800 Deluxe that is.
>
> Because if your applications need to use more RAM than you have, the OS
> will swap data back and forth to the hard disk.
> RAM = Fast
> Hard Disk = Slow
>
> Ignoring other stuff like disk cache's, once you have enough RAM,
> sticking more in won't then speed it up anymore.
>
> For any computer that is.
>
> --
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"Enough RAM" will vary from system to system.

It is possible to run programs from a RAM Drive with sufficient memory.
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