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I offer ZDNet the opportunity to hire me as a proofreader.
"But are there advantages to loading up with 8GB or RAM?"
"I ran three tests with 8GB, 4GB and 2GB or RAM fitted."
Replace or with of.

"I took my main desktop machine - quad-core Intel Core2 Extreme QX9650 3.0GHz system, 8GB RAM, Vista Ultimate 64-bit - and run different tests with different memory configurations."
Mixed present and past tenses. Replace run with ran.

"The system with 8GB of RAM got the image processing done to and a half times faster than the system with 2GB of RAM."
Replace to with two.

"(for example, Photoshop, VMware Workstation is you run multiple virtual machines with lots of RAM)"
Replace is with if. Remove parentheses.
Posted by: Letophoro   Posted on: 08/05/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Loving 8GB  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 08/05/08
I'd pay for an extra 4GB  Adrian Kingsley-Hughes ZDNet Moderator | 08/05/08
You forgot.  cbradshaw@... | 08/06/08
I offer ZDNet the opportunity to hire me as a proofreader.  Letophoro | 08/05/08
I'll give you one thing ...  Adrian Kingsley-Hughes ZDNet Moderator | 08/05/08
Here is a suggestion with your graphs  NonZealot | 08/05/08
RE: Proofreader  harrisharris | 08/06/08
You missed one error Proffreader  bhampton58 | 08/07/08
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performance  cjcoats | 08/05/08
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performance  g_keramidas@... | 08/05/08
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performance  Hal Jordan | 08/05/08
Now  frgough | 08/05/08
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performance  Rick_R | 08/05/08
You should be able to  veggiedude | 08/05/08
Nope, you can't.  davids@... | 08/06/08
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performa  gtg781w | 08/05/08
VMware for more memory on 32bit  harrisharris | 08/06/08
Memory leak question....  JB King | 08/05/08
It shouldn't matter  davids@... | 08/06/08
Hard drive needs a major speed up  LBiege | 08/05/08
Ways to speed up the drives  sbf95070 | 08/06/08
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performance  EvilBean | 08/06/08
It does make adifference with a lot of Graphics cards  frank@... | 08/06/08
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performa  Arist?teles Ben?cio | 08/06/08
Suggestion to Adrian-benchs  Arist?teles Ben?cio | 08/06/08
How slow on low-momeory use programs!  joemartn | 08/07/08
Theoretically that could be true  Borsuc | 03/30/09
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performance  ronangel | 09/09/09
RE: The 8GB/64-bit advantage - More RAM doesn't always mean better performance  ronangel | 09/09/09
Faster Drives,,,10k FLIES!!!!  one_aceracer | 09/13/09

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