Benefits of upgrading ram

Discussion in 'Laptop Hardware' started by baallrog, Dec 24, 2009.

  1. baallrog

    baallrog

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    Hello everyone,


    Actually I saw that we can upgrade the ram of an acer aspire one AOA150 from 1 to 1.5 Go.

    I have one with 1Go and I don't see any test with and without the upgrade to tell me if there is a benefits.

    More speed ?
    More fluid ?

    I have a multiboot with windows XP, hackintosh and Ubuntu.

    I have tried Windows 7 but after the os boots, there is only 180Mo really available ...


    Thank you in advance for your answers
     
    baallrog, Dec 24, 2009
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    goaten2000

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    I've never run before / after tests but I've upgraded the RAM in my previously owned A150 from 512mb to 1.5gb and also my current D250 from 1gb to 2gb. Both times I noticed a performance increase, not necessarily in speed, but more smoothness in whatever applications I run (e.g. flash player etc)

    Worth doing IMO.
     
    goaten2000, Dec 24, 2009
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    radu14m

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    i also upgraded my d250 form 1gb to 2Gb, there some minor increases in performance.( i wolud say 5-10% )
    i use XP.
    But don"t expect miracles from this upgrade !
     
    radu14m, Dec 24, 2009
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    goaten2000

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    should have said I use windows 7 on my D250, maybe that's why I noticed it more :)
     
    goaten2000, Dec 24, 2009
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    baallrog

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    Ok.

    Thank you guys,


    There IS a benefits to upgrade the ram!

    My fear was there is no benefits ...


    Merry Christmas to you !
     
    baallrog, Dec 24, 2009
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