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I can use SDRAM 133 or PC2700 DDRAM. On my motherboard I am using 1gig of pc133sdram, would it be better if I switch to pc2700 ddram 512 and would FS2002 run better? Just wanted to get your thoughts.P4 2.25GHzWin XPWD 80 GIG 8MB CachePNY GF4Ti 4200 64MBECS P4VXASD2+SB PCI512 Sound CardThanks Gerald

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Hi Gerald,P4s are hungry for memory bandwidth, so yes you will see 10-15% performance increase. Also depends if your CPU is 133FSB(533) or 100FSB(400). Check if you have options in BIOS for running RAM in ansync mode 3:4, 4:5 etc.Cheers,Petar

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Hello again Yes my cpu is 133FSB(533) and what is ansync mode and if there is a setting in the bios what should it be? or does it depend if it is sdram or ddramThanks Gerald

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Ansync is option for running memory independently from CPU FSB, so for instance if your CPU is FSB133 by default DRAM ratio is 1:1=DDR266.Changing DRAM ratio to 4:5 would give you DDR333 which is actual spec for DDR 2700 memory.These settings are only for DDR memory and actual ability to change DRAM ratio is chipset and bios dependant.Petar

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