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you see, another way to see band width in leymans terms, is like swimming in a pool. its far easyer and faster to swim in the deeper water than the shallower water. Less drag. Just like band width. Slippy On yer bike.
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| Unfortunately your wrong, swimming in 1 meter of water is faster than in 2 meters or deeper. (I work at a Pool in North Yorkshire) Chris
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Unfortunately your wrong, swimming in 1 meter of water is faster than in 2 meters or deeper. (I work at a Pool in North Yorkshire) Chris pool is in dorset.
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Swimming in shallower water is quicker. You get to use your feet on the floor 
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| Using Thermodynamics you can prove that in shallow water you move more water behind and less down, this makes you faster. Chris
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Teafie (26/02/2008)
you see, another way to see band width in leymans terms, is like swimming in a pool. its far easyer and faster to swim in the deeper water than the shallower water. Less drag. Just like band width. Slippy On yer bike.
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| The Idea behind the request for the article. Is that dual channel when expanded to run in for channels as on todays boards inherently leads to greater lack of stability especially if you are an Intel mobo. My new build I will be doing latter this year will need 8gig of ram as I'm going vista. Looks like Ive started another argument about how much ram you need on vista. When I built my current rig it was equipped with 2 gig of dual channel. It was the right decision, other forumties like Wizzard said it was stupid and when onto so called prove it. That soon fell as FEAR Will happily use 2 gig as does quake 4 Doom3 if you crank up the eye candy. I want to be able to use 4 slots totally stable (suitable for overclocking, altering ram timings) for my next build and I want technology candy to go with it. I see dual channel as a serious weakness for the future of the enthusiast who wants to build poots with a degree of future proofing in. My socket 939 has been amazing and still is.
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