SP2 RAM Requirements??

Interesting answer since you clearly did not ignore the post.
Perhaps you should take the suggestion you gave earlier "...Usenet
professionalism.".

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"fred" wrote in message
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Obvious troll ignored.

"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote in message
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There is little need to read the entire thread since you received
multiple similar answers early as well as Ken's.
If a definitive Yes or "NO" is what you wanted, you never got it.
Or were you meaning you did not read the answers?
The answers seem to agree, minimal to no difference with SP-2 and
suggestions for more memory before you made clear you did not want to
spend the $.

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"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote in message
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Interesting answer since you clearly did not ignore the post.
Perhaps you should take the suggestion you gave earlier "...Usenet
professionalism.".

Case proved.

"fred" wrote in message
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Obvious troll ignored.

"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote in message
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There is little need to read the entire thread since you received
multiple similar answers early as well as Ken's.
If a definitive Yes or "NO" is what you wanted, you never got it.
Or were you meaning you did not read the answers?
The answers seem to agree, minimal to no difference with SP-2 and
suggestions for more memory before you made clear you did not want to
spend the $.

--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
http://www.dts-l.org

It is not neccessary to buy ram from Dell, just use the config.tool from a
branded ram site, eg crucial etc

"fred" wrote in message
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"Paul Smith" wrote in message
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"fred" wrote in message
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I have a 96MB Dell Inspiron 7500 with XP Home and it works but it's
sluggish probably due to VM thrashing. My questions is whether SP2 will
exacerbate the RAM shortage, leave it the same or make it better.

It'll probably be around the same. But with RAM as cheap as it is put
it
up to at least 256MB.

Right but a 256MB stick for an Inspiron 7500 is ~$80. You can get another
whole 7500 on Ebay for $150. More money after......

"fred" wrote in message
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"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote in message
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Interesting answer since you clearly did not ignore the post.
Perhaps you should take the suggestion you gave earlier "...Usenet
professionalism.".

Case proved.


I can almost see your lip quivering. Awwwww........