It depends what you do. If you do much compiling, and certainly if youQuote:>Hi everyone,
>I currently have a 486 / 66 running linux kernel 1.2.1 with 8 Megs
>of RAM. My question is : Does it make a considerable difference in
>speed to have 16 Megs of RAM? Also Would you recommend buying a 486/100
>or getting more RAM in my currenty setup? I only have 300 bucks to spend
>and cannot decide between more RAM or a faster CPU/MB.
use X, the extra memory will make a huge difference. Adding RAM is often
the cheapest way to a big performance boost. I have 32, but the difference
I noticed from 16 to 32 was not nearly as big as the difference between
8 and 16. ...that's all for MY personal usage pattern, of course.
Karl
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