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Transcend 32 GB SDHC Class 2 Flash Memory Card with USB Card Reader TS32GSDHC2-P2
Mar 31st
- Lifetime Warranty
- Compatible with all SDHC-labeled host devices (not compatible with standard SD)
- Easy Plug and Play Installation
Product Description
Transcend’s SDHC card is based on the SD 2.0 standard that support the FAT32 file system format. Fully Class 2 compliant, the card features fast data transfer speeds (guaranteed minimum write speed of 2MB/s) and satisfies the high-capacity demands of today’s SDHC devices such as high-end digital cameras or digital camcorders. With impressive transfer speeds and enormous storage capacity, users can get the very best pictures, store entire music collections or eve… More >>
Transcend 32 GB SDHC Class 2 Flash Memory Card with USB Card Reader TS32GSDHC2-P2
How do I get an application for Mac off a flash drive?
Mar 31st
I don’t have Microsoft Office on my Mac (vs 10.6 if that helps), but my friend has a copy of Microsoft Office on her flash drive. How do I get it on my computer, saved so I can take out the flash drive and use Word without needing a disk or anything? How do I just copy and have it saved to my applications?
Kingston 64GB DATATRAVELER 200-DELL ONLY
Mar 31st
Product Description
Kingston’s DataTraveler 200 USB flash drive is ideal for storing and transferring digital images and presentations and transporting all kinds of data. With capacities up to 128GB, the DataTraveler 200 features password protection via Password Traveler software, which allows you to create and access a password-protected, secure area of the drive called a “Privacy Zone.” DataTraveler 200 is ideal for those who need significant storage capacity and data protection in a… More >>
How to recover replaced files on a flash drive?
Mar 31st
I was organizing my flash drive files, and hit replace on an entire folder. Is there any way to undo this action, or recover the files? There were about 10 drawings that were copied over, and no way for me to redo them. Thanks for any help.
How to recover replaced files on a flash drive?
Mar 31st
I was organizing my flash drive files, and hit replace on an entire folder. Is there any way to undo this action, or recover the files? There were about 10 drawings that were copied over, and no way for me to redo them. Thanks for any help.
How do I fully take advantage of DDR3?
Mar 31st
I’m buying a Lenovo X200, and am configuring how much RAM I want.
I remember with DDR2 there is dual channeling, in that case is it better to have 2x 1GB DIMMS or 1x 2GB DIMM???
If there is a 1 GB DIMM there isnt really any dual channeling..
Anyways, with DDR3 I remember reading that they have Triple Channeling, so how do you take advantage of that? I don’t know how to configure the laptop.
Here are my Options:
2x 1GB Dimms
1x 2GB Dimms
OR
(This is what it says on the page)
3 GB PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1067MHz SODIMM Memory (2 DIMM)
I don’t really care about 2GB of RAM vs 3GB, I plan to use XP which supports a MAX of 3GB, some kind of Intel Turbo Boost if that even works, a Samsung SSD to help with speed, and an Intel Centrino C2D P8600 as the CPU.
Now I’m not sure how dual channeling works if one stick is 1GB and the other stick is 2GB. But since there are only two slots, how can the Ram be triple channeled if there are only two sticks.
SO what is the best solution for getting the most out of the RAM, IE the fastest speeds?
Also I don’t plan to go 64 Bit, atleast until Windows 7 if its advantageous, and I don’t do much more than basic internet crap and play Red Alert 2….
What if I got 2x2GB DIMMS, although XP will only recognise 3GB of RAM, would it still use 1.5&1.5 in Dual Channel Mode?
I know the extra is a waste but I’m trying to future proof this laptop as much as possible so it will last me at least 2 years with whatever I may throw at it.