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    OCZ Ram

    Well in a sense, windows vista 64-bit is just like a 32-bit system with more goodies. I believe it has a way with handling 32-bit programs such as having two Program Files folder for handling and separating 32-bit and 64-bit programs. At least that's what I get with Ultimate. Not sure about...
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    YouTube Video Makes Airline Take Responsibility

    I meant to say "To start off, the rolex's were not mine."
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    YouTube Video Makes Airline Take Responsibility

    To start off, the rolex's were mine. They were my aunts which she would have given to my relatives as gifts for coming back to our home country. My aunt is a jeweler (not sure what the job is called). I was around 15-16 of age at the time. So I had little to no interest of the matter. As for...
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    YouTube Video Makes Airline Take Responsibility

    Ahh, Good ol' airlines. I remember 2 years ago, my aunt's Rolex watches were on our luggage as a gifts to my cousins and uncles. Soon after we arrived, we found our luggage's lock "clipped" and the watches gone. That's $6,000 that went into those sly thieves' pocket. I guess those x-ray...
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    DDR3 Question.

    Ah I see. This may have saved me quite a few hardware issues in the future. Thanks for the input mate.
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    OCZ Ram

    You are probably running a 32-bit (86x) system and most likely vista. 32-bit Vista OS only recognizes 3Gigs of ram give or take a few. In order to utilize the full 4 Gig of ram, you'll need to upgrade to 64-bit. Hope this helped.
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    DDR3 Question.

    To start off, I've "recently" built a system during the early x48 and 9800s era. Due to the high prices at the time and with the total cost of 2 grand excluding the $300 22 inch monitor (sigh), I was only able to buy 2x1 Gig 1333 Ram. It was only a matter of time that I've realized that 2gig...
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