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I currently have 1 G ram in my machine: Athlon XP 64, 1G DDR 400 (2x512), Windows XP Pro 64, ect...<br />
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I was thinking about buying more ram and was wondering if I got another pair of sticks that were 1G each if that would affect my system negativly at all? <br />
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I would then have 3G total ram 2x512 and 2x1G<br />
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Didn;t know if it was better to have all 4 sticks the same or not, thanks for any input.
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I currently have 1 G ram in my machine: Athlon XP 64, 1G DDR 400 (2x512), Windows XP Pro 64, ect...

I was thinking about buying more ram and was wondering if I got another pair of sticks that were 1G each if that would affect my system negativly at all? 

I would then have 3G total ram 2x512 and 2x1G

Didn;t know if it was better to have all 4 sticks the same or not, thanks for any input.

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