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Old 27-08-2003, 13:01   #46
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You want to be REALLY careful playing around with memory cos if it gets tampered with too much it can end up snapping and those things aren't cheap.
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Hmm.. I'm currently paying £10 for 128Mb, £20 for 256 (PC133 SDRAM) and DDR400 aint far behind....
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You want to be REALLY careful playing around with memory cos if it gets tampered with too much it can end up snapping and those things aren't cheap.
Snapping it is the least of his worries! More dangerous to mem is STATIC electricity, the damage is not so obvious and can result in premature failure.

Must say that I have never seen anyone snap memory trying to insert it, must require a degree in hamfistedness
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