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Heya, I'm new here, recently, my friend said I had a computer that could have a "dual DDR channel"? I dont know much about computers, and i wanted to know more, so he checked my computer with a program thats called "Cpu-Z" and it said my DDR channel was Single, even though all my "RAM" slots are filled with DDR 512mbs, any reasons why?
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Well there may be a setting in Bios to set it for dual channel
Or even a little jumper on the Motherboard that must be placed on the correct pins
You will need to download your computer's (or motherboard's if it's not a name brand) Manual
Hey everyone
I got a bit of a problem here, and I'm at a loss on what to do to fix it.
Some background about the situation would be a good place to start. A few days ago I came home from work and found my PC in a "lights are on, but no one's home" state. The power button was lit up and the fans were in motion, but the monitors were in power saver mode, not the normal on state with the blank screen saver. I tried moving the mouse, mashing on the keyboard but nothing happened. So I reset the machine and it just went to a blank screen, no beeps, or messages, just the same ole lights on no ones home deal again.
Now before this I had been having memory problems, with blue screens saying "memory management" and "IRQL not less than or equal". So I thought it might be a bad strip of ram, and even bought two more strips to replace the ones I had removed. In the process of testing each strip I discovered that one was bad. (That was not the fix by the way)
After putting in the new ram in for a total of 8GB's of ram (figured if I'm gonna buy new ram might as well increase the total amount) it booted up and no more blue screens after loading into windows, YaY it was fixed or so I thought. A few weeks later the above incident occurred and the only way to get the PC to boot up was to pull two strips of the ram and insert the remaining strips into slots 1 and 3 for a single channel configuration. Didn't matter which set of ram I used, ju... Read more
Britton, go to the asus site for your motherboard. Download and install the latest drivers. Download a copy of your manual and review the bios settings. If need be manually input the correct timings for your ram. Also make sure to follow the ram installation documentation for which slots to use to enable dual channel.Read other 9 answers
My spec is in my profile, but I will also list it here.... I just noticed today that my RAM was running Single Channel mode, so I thought I would change it to Dual Channel mode... so I did.
It completes the Windows XP loading screen, then reboots... constantly, until I change it back to Single Channel mode.
Is there something wrong with my RAM? or is it the motherboard? or my PSU not giving the mobo enough power? I dont have every power cable plugged in, I have a 20 pin ATX power in the 24 pin plug, and the 4 pin ATX power plug and a 4 pin molex cable plugged into the motherboard. Could this not be giving it enough power?
Many thanks, system spec =
AMD Athlon 64 4000+
DFI Lanparty UT nF4 Ultra-D
2 x 512mb Crucial Ballistix PC3200 DDR400
Connect 3D X1800XT 256Mb
2 HDD's etc.
Antec TrueBlue 480W PSU.
Check your mobo manual, to see in which slots you need to put memory sticks to make it work in Dual Channel mode.
AFAIK you need 1 each of the same size/type in slots 1 and 3 (yellow) for DC.
I'm trying to decide what would give better performance, Dual Channeled 2x256 DDR400...or Single Channeled 2x256 DDR400 and 512 DDR2100 totalling 1gb RAM. I don't seem to notice much of a difference so far, but I haven't tried much. I figured I'd ask the pros at techspot for advice. :grinthumb
& we are supposed to get your system specs how ? You could be using that Ram on a 600mhz Celeron for all we know.
Single channel Nforce2 400 dethrones its dual channel stablemate
" ... ENTHUSIAST SITE amdmb.com discovered this unexpected anomaly, which could have far reaching Socket-A repercussions.
Soltek's bottom dollar SL-NV400-64 motherboard, which is based on the single channel nForce2 400 chipset, is the cause of all this news. What is amazing is that it beat Asus' dual channel flagship product - the A7N8X Deluxe, in the majority of benchmarks. Ryan Shrout, the amdmb.com reviewer, who put Soltek's motherboard through its paces, suggests that its performance lead in UT 2K3 is down to the additional overhead that a dual channel system board has to deal with. Looking at the rest of the results, I would apply that comment as a general across the board statement.
Soltek's motherboard retails at a new egg price of $76 - the version without LAN will apparently be sold for under $70. Asustek's $130 flagship adds an additional $54, which would buy you a Thoroughbred 1700+ and its cooling kit. Will this more for less attribute drive more enthusiasts to buy Soltek's better performing solution?
Soltek's overall performance lead is not earth shattering, but like everything else in this industry, perception is everything. Of the 14 benchmarks that were run, Soltek's board won 11 of them, drew 2, and lost only one. For the record:
Quake 3: Evenly matched results
UT 2K3: 5.5 to 11.1% lead
3D Mark 2K1: Wins by a nose
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Would it just clock the ram down and if so would there be a huge performance hit?
They would work in a single channel motherboard, and it wouldn't effect the speed of the actual RAM however it would effect the overall speed because the memory wouldn't be able to send data back and forth as fast as it could in Dual-channel motherboards.
I'm facing an unusual predicament at the moment. I currently have Windows 7 Ultimate installed on my custom tower. The tower runs an Intel Pentium 4 2.80 ghz, the OS is 32 bits, and initially was installed with one gig of RAM (2 512MB sticks) dual channel (DDR [1]).
Windows 7 wasn't sluggish, surprisingly, and I used the upgrade advisor to determine if my system was ready and I found it was. I was hoping to add a little "juice" so I tore into an old system and found a 1GB stick of DDR RAM. Now, I can change the dual channel configuration to single channel operation and run 2Gigs of RAM or I can keep the dual channel at 1Gig.
I've read on Tom's Hardware that the difference wasn't noticeable in dual vs. single but I also know that my processor was built for dual channel. Are there any recommendations? Make the single channel upgrade or keep the dual channel configuration?
At some point I will likely purchase another chip but for the time being I'm curious about anyone who has been in my position or knows memory well enough.
Thanks for any input!
depends on you applications. When math is very important, dual channel might out weigh more RAM. If the system is generally sluggish, then more RAM is more important than dual channel.
Honestly, With Vista/ 7... I'd bump to 2GB period.
Hi.. So as usual im an idiot and i looked into my case and am still debating if my ram really should sit right next to eachother and i started Speccy and it said that i had single channel ram 2 different channels with 16GB total. I got confused becouse the motherboard manual said i should put the ram like i did.. So now i moved one ramstick, Whent into bios to check if everything was working like it should and now i have dual channel 16GB ram 8x2.
This started a question.. What performance boosts does dualchannel give over single channel.. I know its better but just. In what cases will it be "better" and will you notice it? And in witch scenario will you notice it?
almost all mother boards that have 4 ram slots have colour coding. the 2 the same colour, normally a space in between is the dual channel setup.
dual channel effectively doubles the memory bandwidth and halves the cache.
in real world terms youll get a 5-20% performance increase with dual channel when running bench marks.. you probably wont notice it in terms of speedyness though.
Hi guys,
I want to purchase more ram sticks for my desktop. It already has 3GB in it. 2x1GB sticks and 2x512MB sticks. I would like to take it all the way to 4GB. If I replace the two 512mb sticks am I better off getting a matched pair of sticks for dual channel. A matched pair in most stores seems to be more expensive than just buying two sticks of the same type. What is the difference? My motherboard does support dual by the way.
I think when I bought the two 1GB sticks I just bought 2 of the same make in pc world, but not a matching pair.
I would like to know, does it really matter?
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Hi, I currently have 2x2GB Corsair DDR3 1333MHz RAM which I had bought around 3 years ago. I am currently thinking of upgrading to 8GB. However, my vendor tells me that 2GB sticks are no longer available for Corsair and that I have to either get a 4GB or 8GB stick.
My current 2x2GB runs in dual-channel mode. If I buy an additional 4GB stick, it will run in single-channel. I use the desktop mainly for gaming purposes. So, I just need to know if mixing 2 modes will cause any problems?
Shouldn't cause any problems assuming it is otherwise compatible.
The difference between single and dual channel is minimal for most usage scenarios. If the RAM you have now magically went to single channel 5 minutes from now, you likely wouldn't notice.
You could discard the 2 x 2 you have now and replace with 2 x 4 and get dual channel, but nothing at all wrong with instead spending that money on cigareets, whiskey, and wild, wild women. At least you'd have something to show for it.
This is probly a very simple question, but i'm after converting my ACER Aspire 5600 laptop from using Dual Channel RAM to Single Channel. I've been told you can do this in the BIOS, but i'm not exacly sure how. I've had a breif look on google but can't seem to find anything of any help.
Thanks a lot,
- Lee
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I have a problem and I think it's memory related.
I read the post about "Dual-Channel Memory in Single-Channel Motherboard." But it didn't help, plus it was from 2005.
Here's my computer (it's old, I know. I don't have the money to upgrade all of it):
- Intel Pentium D 820 2.80GHz
- EVGA GeForce 7300 GS / 256MB GDDR2 / PCI Express
- Intel D101GGCL ATI Socket 775 MicroATX Motherboard
- 1 GB (2 x 512MB) PC3200 DDR 400MHz CL3 Memory
- Ultra 500-Watt power supply
- Windows XP 32bit
I recently bought a memory upgrade:
2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Dual Channel Kit
My computer worked fine (minus the small memory amount) before I installed the new memory. After I installed the new RAM, my computer posted, got to the windows splash screen, got to the log in screen, let me log in, then loaded the OS. While loading the OS and launching other start-up programs, my computer froze. I restarted many times and it fixed it. It never got past a few seconds after loading the OS and a few programs.
I reinstalled my old memory and it worked fine again without a hitch.
What is the problem? Is it the fact that the new memory is dual channel and the motherboard is single channel? I re-read the specs of my mobo and it said that dual channel is optional. However when I go to the BOIS menu (F2 on startup) it says "single channel mode" whith the new dual channel kit is in. Is there something in the BIOS I should cha... Read more
Well, I can say I solved my own problem.
After I spent the last 4 hours trying to find the problem. I ran a bunch of mem tests, cleaned the mem slots, etc... It turns out it wasn't a hardware issue at all. I was wiggling my mouse on start up and noted the time it froze... and every time it froze an application was launching in the system tray.
Turns out it was Norton F'ing Anti Virus....
The second it launched the computer froze. So I booted in safe mode and disabled the start up and all other functions of Norton. Rebooted in normal mode, and sure enough, it worked! Without a hitch!
Now here comes the Beach of it. Since I couldn't uninstall Norton because I disabled it (i.e. nothing would run because all the extensions, shells and services for it were dead), I rebooted in safe mode to uninstall, BUT Norton doesn't work in safe mode... WHAT!? The damn program specifically states in a condescending dialog box that you "must reboot in normal mode to access Norton... blah blah blah"
What kind of Virus program doesn't let you access it in safe mode? Isn't that the point, to run a virus scan in safe mode? Piece of crap! But anyways, I digress.
So now I finagled a way to run in normal mode without Norton launching to uninstall it. Uninstalling as we speak, actually.
To answer my own question:
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My system is abit IP35 quad core 2 q6600 running 4gb of RAM, all the same spec.
Win 7 64bit and Win 7 32 bit partitions.
I recently added 64 bit partition to run more RAM, so the slots 2 and 4 will have gotton dust in it as it was unused for ages.
If I wiggle the slot 4 in sometimes I get 8gb and dual channel RAM.
At the moment I have single channel and on 4gb, does that mean I am using 1gb of each of the 4 slots.
The ram is ddr2 2gb sticks x 4.
Do I need to clean the slot?
also Java based apps are crashing on 32bit and 64 bit.
Just clean the slot? what with, whats the best approach?
So magically I have 8gb and dual channel back.
But on the SPD tab the program only shows 2 slots in use.
Whats going on in my PC is it working like it should?
Well, as it says in the title:
Is single channel 1gb as good as dual channel 2*512 mb.
I have tried to add memory to my mobo, but something went wrong and now my mobo only sees the first memory module. Really, I've tried everything and now I give up to return to normal life until I buy a new system.
So at first I had 2 * 512 mb memory at 800 mhz, dual channel.
Now I have 1* 1g memory at again 800 mhz, but single channel.
So is that ok, or is running at single channel much inferior to dual channel, even if I have the same amount of memory?
No. Single channel is NEVER better than dual channel. Dual channel is always better and runs faster.
read: http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic65114.html
Ok, as of now I have two 512MB sticks of Ram in my Gigabyte GA-7N400-L board. Based on this diagnostic program I ran, it said my RAM was "single" channel (guessin that means it just regulare DDR).
What I'm wondering is, if I buy a Ram kit of two more 512MB Dual Channel Rams sticks, can I get the dual channel to still work on that set while still running the other two DDR sticks (non-dual on them of course)?
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No, dual channel has (next to) nothing to do with the ram chips, but how the motherboard accesses the ram.
The reason you se Dual Channel RAM packages are that those are matched pairs (from the same production batch), and are supposed to give better results than two identical ram sticks bought separatly....
Also, buying dual channel sticks won't do anything for you if your motherboard/cpu doesn't support it. But you don't have to worry about that with your current mobo.
Actually, your mobo has a very good and detailed manual, which tells you how to use dual channel ram stick on page 19.
It even has support for using 4 sticks of ram, unlike many other (older) mobos.
So read that page, and if you still have questions, come back here.
If you can't find your manual, you can download it from here..
My current computer, which I bought late 2004, came with 512MB dual-channel RAM. Because of the 70 updates to Win XP that have occurred since then, with their attendant security crap that burdens the system, I decided today to double my RAM to 1GB. I did that by buying a single 512MB PC 3200 DIMM.
However, my PC has 2 pairs of memory slots. The original 512MB were installed as two 256MB DIMMs, one in one slot in each pair of slots so it was accessed as "dual-channel" RAM. My ASUS MoBo book says that if you insert a SINGLE DIMM in any slot, the entire memory will be addressed as single-channel. So my question is, what's the difference in speed between dual- and single-channel memory? Am I cheating my computer out of higher memory speed by installing a single 512MB DIMM vs. using two 256MB DIMMs which would run as dual-channel memory?
Yep, although the actual effect may not be that noticeable. You are cutting the memory bandwidth in half.
hello everyone this is my first post. any help would greatly be appreciated.
Well my question is can dual channel and single channel be used at the same time? My abit board supports single and dual channels. Right now I have one single channel stick of ddr memory. i'm thinking of adding memory, and i wondered if I get a dual channel set, can i still use the existing single memory stick? let me know thanks.
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I see it can have up to 16GB, but the RAM is soldered. Does the RAM come preconfigured as single or dual-channel, or is there a memory expansion slot like the T495s?Read other answers
Is it possible to fill all of the memory slots on a motherboard that supports dual channel with non-matching ram (one chip at a time as I need/afford it)? If I just put more ram in will the motherboard recognise all of it and just not take advantage of the second channel, or will it not recognise that non-matching ram in the second channel sockets?
It will recognize it but not run in dual channel if the pair are mismatched.
Ps; The pair don't have to be exact matches by the way, same speed, type, size, and timings allow for two different brands to run in dual channel.
Will dual channel RAM work in a single channel RAM motherboard?
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Hi, I have 2x1GB DDR400 single channel memory. I was wondering if I could add 2x1GB of dual channel memory? So i would have 2gb dual 2gb single.
There's no such thing as dual channel memory,if the two sticks you've got now are exactly the same,then you can probably run them in dual channel.It depends on which slots you use,it's either 1&2 or 1&3.Check your manual to see,or post your motherboard make and model.Also,is there any reason why you want 4gb of memory.
hi all,
recently it came to my notice that i was running my RAM on single channel mode (2x2gb) on my dh67bl mobo. i saw it in cpu z and it showed single channel.
So, i changed my ram and placed it in identical slots and now the Cpu z shows dual channel RAM. but i don't see any visible difference in performance.
Why is it so? is there any performance difference in running the RAM in dual channel / single channel?
kindly advice,
Hi Ray,
By placing your RAM into dual channel mode, you have effectively doubled its bandwidth, meaning that twice as much data can be transferred at a given point in time.
There should, in theory, be a noticeable difference between single and dual channel mode. However, this depends on the application. For many programs, such as Office (Word, Excel, etc), there will be a slight difference but not as much as you will see with graphics editing or movie conversion.
What is your current WEI score for the memory component? Rerun the assessment and you should see an improvement in this value.
its about my old desktop computer..
abit nf-m2s motherboard, amd athelon 2.4Ghz prossesor, 2X512MB RAM(!!!).
i have installed windows 7 (32bit) on it a month ago, but after getting pissed of waiting i decided to buy another 2Gb ram, and replaced it instead of one of the 512-ram (bad move i guess) and at the beggining it seems to work fast and well (computer properties showed me 2.5gb ram).
after an hour of using it stuck, when i restart the computer, while noticing that on the startup it says 'single channel-64 bit' (and not 128, i guess). .. and stuck again..
i tried working only with the 2gb card, or back only with the 2X512 - nothing helps.
is there any solution besides reinstall win 7 with the 2GB card?
does another 2BG card for faster duel channel will be helpful(with my slow processor..)?
waiting for salvation..
Usually, to get dual channel, you have to install RAM in pairs of the same size.
If you are using multiple pairs, the pairs don't have to be the same size. (Example: two 1GB DIMMs, plus two 2GB ones, would support dual channel, although they'd have to be in the correct slots.)
I belive that some motherboards can use dual channel mode with 3 DIMMs, but it's not obvious how that works.
My Intel X58 motherboard claims to be able to do triple channel with 4 DIMMs in the right slots, but I've never tried it.
Can I change my motherboard from single channel to dual channel Is decided by the bios? Acer x1700 desktop. thanks
That depends on whether or not you have a matching set of dual channel memory installed.
Hello All, i was wondering what is single channel and dual channel. This question came to my mind when i ran my PC with single RAM stick it shows "running on single channel" and when i inserted the second stick it says "running on dual channel". What is this?.......Also my graphic card crashes when i use the second stick, but runs smooth with single. I ran a memtest throughout night and got a blue screen in the morning. I will replace my RAM if it is faulty, but would like to know if there is some settings missing on my mobo.
Essentially, dual channel means that you have two channels/pathways for your CPU to access your RAM rather than one in single channel. It's kinda like having a 2 lane highway versus a 1 lane highway to drive on. Think increased space for data flow. More space, more data. It improves performance.Read other 4 answers
Hey Guyz just a question, i have 1 gig of ram running single at the moment. i have a amd 64bit 3000+ processor running windows xp home. am i better to run my ram config this way or to run 512mb dual channel? if not to much hassel please explain! thanks!
check out this article....
First of all does your mobo support dual channel? AMD socket 754 do not support dual channel. I have a 754
Here is an article that answers all of your questions...
Keep in mind that in order to perform in dual channel you need to sticks of the exact type of memory - "matched pairs" (same speed and latency).
I recently purchased a 1gb stick of ddr400 (non-ecc) dual channel ram. i have a dell 8300 with 2x256mb single channel ram sticks. i tried to replace the 2x256mb sticks(ddr400) with the 1gb stick in DiMM 1, this resulted in beeping of the pc and it not booting. I also tryed the 2 256mb in DiMM 1 and DiMM 3 with the 1gb stick in DiMM 2. Whichever way i try it my pc refuses to read the 1gb stick. Im running windows xp. do i need to purchase a second 1gb stick for DiMM 4?
thanks in advance this has been bugging me for quite some time!
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I've been running Kingston HyperX 240-Pin DDR2 675 (PC2 5400) Dual Channel SDRAM for over a year now. I just realised that it is only running in Single Channel mode. I'm pretty sure it's because my mobo Foxconn 915A01-P-8EKRS only supports Dual Channel with a bandwith of up to 533 (PC2 4200). My question is, if I purchase the 533 version will I be able to run the new pair with Dual Channel while running the old pair with Single Channel?
(I know that the old pair will probably jump down to 533 also.)
Also, do you think it would be worth it for $100? Is there a noticeable difference?
Thanks for the help.
need more specs
does your mobo have 4 ram slots if so use the 1st and 3rd that should run it in dual channel !!
also make sure you on have 2 sticks in not 3 :slurp:
and the answer is to your question what ever the lowest speed ram is. the other ram will be clocked down to run at that same speed the lowest speed
takes the rains !!!
and you will notice the difference running dual chanel
but for reall speed difference ditch your ram and buy GEIL ULTRA
Here's the problem, I'm building my new PC as we speak and I bought this mammoth cpu cooler (which while I knew it would be big I didn't read any reviews stating it covers a memory slot) which fully covers up my first ram slot and the heat spreader is too tall on the memory to try and weasel it in there. The Gigabyte's instructions tell me that there are two "dual channels" one using 1 and 3 and the other using 2 and 4. I installed the RAM into 2 and 4 because there is no other way for it to work. Is there any reason I wouldn't get the same performance out of slots 2 and 4 as opposed to 1 and 3?
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Is it possible to switch from duel channel mode to single channel mode when you are using duel channel ram? If so, how is this done?
Check the manual on your motherboard.
You could use only one memory board.
Dual channel boards usually have colored slots.
Something like green and purple,depending on the board..
Putting a memory board in each of the same color can
set them to single channel.
But,again,it depends on the motherboard.
Please check the manual.
Why would you want to anyway?
Ive just purchased a 2x 1GB Dual Channel RAM Kit for my pc.
I was wondering whether I should just use the new RAM in Dual Channel giving me a total of 2GB or whether I should put my old 512MB stick in as well, giving 2.5GB but no Dual Channel???
The CAS timings for both types of stick are the same.
I am using an AMD 64 3200 on an MSI Neo4 Platinum mobo.
use dual channel. No point adding another 512mb in there
My motherboard (Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe Socket 939) currently has Geil 2x512MB Dual Channel ram, using DIMM_A1 and DIMM_B1, but windows will not boot after I installed a new single 1x 1GB DDR400 Hynix ram stick on either DIMM_A2 or DIMM_B2. Since I already have dual channel installed must I have another 2x 512MB dual channel pair on DIMM_A2 and DIMM_B2 to upgrade to 2GB?
Dual channel actually refers tot he motherboards capability. paired sets of ram are called "dual channel" because the are paired to make sure they are operating at the same speed and timings. Your problem is that either the geil doesnt like the hynix or your motherboard doesnt.
I have a 4GB set 2x2gb from G Skill PC8000 and another set of G Skill PC6400. I'm curious if I'll have better performance with just one set or both.
What version of Windows?
If it is only 32bit it won't make a jot of difference as less than 4Gb is ever going to be used.
My RAM appears to be running in single channel only. Any ideas why and how to fix this?
I'm running 2 x 2gb sticks of Corsair XMS2 800MHz + 2 x 1gb sticks of the same. 6gb altogether but my Vista Performance base score is 4.8 with the RAM being the lowest score!
Everest Spec:
I've tried fitting the RAM in different slots aswell as running various RAM checking software. It makes no difference if I only have 1gb inserted.
Any help would be greatfully appreciated. Thanks.
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I'm upgrading the RAM on my P5Q Pro motherboard... Right now I have 3 GB total, 1 GB on slot 2 and 2GB on slot 4 running in dual channel mode.
Today I ordered a new 2GB stick. So I'll have 3 sticks of RAM on my motherboard, for a total of 5GB.
Considering that I will run 2+2GB in dual channel mode, if I add the third 1GB stick to the motherboard, will my RAM run in dual channel mode?
What is better in terms of performance? only 2+2GB or 2+2+1GB?
Those two 2GB sticks will run in dual channel if you install them in the correct slots, usually the same color. Adding the 1GB stick will not harm this.Read other 4 answers
Is 2 slots of memory in performance better than 1 slot using the same amount of RAM, e.g., 1 x 16 GBs of DDR3 Laptop Memory or 2 x 8 GB of DDR3? I think I know the obvious, 1 x 16 GB in 1 slot, correct?
Also, I have seen some lower ended laptops - say with just a skylake i5 (6200U) perform better with DDR3 than overkill of DRR4 - DDR4 seemed to have latency issues, like bottle necked traffic. I have seen where there is this 10 second lag before a program responds when opening a new application using DDR4, where an i5 6th gen seems to utilize DDR3 laptop memory much smoother, instant gratification while opening up a new application. BUT, overall, while the application is up and running, DDR4 has the advantage to perform better being its at a higher frequency - 2133 HZs as opposed to DDR3 at 1600 HZs, so is there sometimes a trade off using DDR4 over DDR3 in lower ended laptops, say those who do not have a dedicated graphics card?
One more unrelated question, if I can? While swapping out a mechanical drive is as easy as they say, correct, I am not concerned about my programs I have on the mechanical drive, I just want to swap that mechanical drive out for an SSD. I do the swap, use a USB boot to Windows 10 downloaded on that USB media created tool, boot using the USB option, correct, or just boot normally, and your BIOS will automatically detect the USB Media created tool? Just a bit confused on just how easy all of that is while doing a swap, like I say, not worried about ... Read more
I'm looking to upgrade my memory from 256mb to 1Gb. I know exactly what type of memory I need (either 2700 or 3200) but I'm not sure whether to buy a single 1Gb stick or get two 512mbs in dual channel.
I understand that dual channel would run faster, but my reasoning behind thinking about single 1Gb stick is incase i decide to get another upgrade to 2Gb at some point, but to be fair my pc's a Dimension 3000 and prob has no need for 2Gb.
Would it be advisable to go for 2x512? My pc has only 2 slots so no option of 4x512 for 2Gb in future.
2 X 512MB PC2700 (DDR 333-MHz) nonECC
2 X 512MB PC3200 (DDR 400-MHz) nonECC
Howto Upgrade
Hi again guys!
just a quick one. For a system used for gaming (althought not a high spec) and maybe migrating to Vista (now on XP)
what would you preffer? what of this options about RAM you think is better (in terms of performance, speed, etc)?
Now 1gb ram DDR 400mhz
1) Upgrade to 1, 5 GB on Dual channel.
2) Upgrade to 2gb on Single Channel.
Thx in advance.
Hello Guys,
i would like to upgrade my memory !! I have a hp pavilion 6617c with dual channel ram. Can i use this : Patriot PSD34G13332 Signature 4GB PC10600 DDR3 Desktop Memory Upgrade - 1333MHz, 1x4096MB, CL9, Non-ECC, Unbuffered at TigerDirect.com ??
Is there any difference ??
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Hello everyone,i want to upgrade my lovely notebook ram from 4GB (single channel) to 8 GB (dual channel) / (single channel ) my ram now, i want to change i need advice for best performance... 1. 2. ----------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- and last how max ram i can upgrade for m4-1007tx Notebook PC thanks for attention. regardricky rfsmRead other answers
Hi there was wondering if anybody could tell me whether it would be better to but two sperate 512mb ram sticks and run them in dual channel mode or buy a single 1gb stick?
Performance wise, it would be better to run 2 sticks of 512mb assuming your motherboard (or CPU depending on your system specs) supports dual channel ram configs.
Is 2 slots of memory in performance better than 1 slot using the same amount of RAM, e.g., 1 x 16 GBs of DDR3 Laptop Memory or 2 x 8 GB of DDR3? I think I know the obvious, 1 x 16 GB in 1 slot, correct?
Also, I have seen some lower ended laptops - say with just a skylake i5 (6200U) perform better with DDR3 than overkill of DRR4 - DDR4 seemed to have latency issues, like bottle necked traffic. I have seen where there is this 10 second lag before a program responds when opening a new application using DDR4, where an i5 6th gen seems to utilize DDR3 laptop memory much smoother, instant gratification while opening up a new application. BUT, overall, while the application is up and running, DDR4 has the advantage to perform better being its at a higher frequency - 2133 HZs as opposed to DDR3 at 1600 HZs, so is there sometimes a trade off using DDR4 over DDR3 in lower ended laptops, say those who do not have a dedicated graphics card?
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In theory a set of matched 2*8GB modules should be faster. In practice however I'd doubt anyone would notice a difference.
I have a machine equipped with DDR3 (I7 4770) and another running DDR4 (I5 6500). Not a fair comparison but I haven't noticed the impact of the type of RAM used. The amount of it, yes. Of course the I7 CPU is much more powerful than the I5 too.
Swapping a HDD out for a decent SDD makes the most difference overall.
I am currently running my machine with two 512 mb sticks in dual channel mode. I have a third stick laying around but according to my mb manual I must either populate all four memory slots or just two of them in order to run in dual channel mode. My question is: Will I get better perfomance running 1.5 gb ram in single mode or should I stick to 1 gb ram in dual channel mode?
Most things out there now unless you are doing some serious multitasking or video/graphic rendering 1GB is plenty of memeory and you probably won't see that much of a differnence with 1.5 or even 2. Unless you do some of the other things mentioned or play BF2. From what I have heard that game really seems to like running on 2GB of memeory for some reason.
Hello everyone! Will a single core CPU work with dual channel RAM? Will there be a performance impact? I will get a dual core CPU soon, but not yet.
Yes a single core CPU will work with dual channel RAM, and it should not give u any reason not to do so.
Hi Guys. I was wondering if there would be any instability issues if i use 2x2GB modules in dual channel mode and another one in single channel. the reason for this is i have a faulty motherboard with one of the 3 lanes dead. So i can only ram slots 1,2,3,4 and not 5,6.
I was planning to install the rams in 2,3,4, since 1 is blocked by the CPU cooler.
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Hi Guys. I was wondering if there would be any instability issues if i use 2x2GB modules in dual channel mode and another one in single channel. the reason for this is i have a faulty motherboard with one of the 3 lanes dead. So i can only ram slots 1,2,3,4 and not 5,6.
I was planning to install the rams in 2,3,4, since 1 is blocked by the CPU cooler.
It should all work fine, but if possible, try to have all memory modules come from the same manufacturer, and all with the same timings (5-5-5-12, etc...)
Ok, I've have my computer since January and it's been running pretty good. Although, I've noticed that I'm not getting the frames, in games, that I should be.
I've got 1GB of DDR2 PC2-6400 and a 2.6GHz~ AMD Dual-Core. But, I can't run games like World of Warcraft or Oblivion at ultra-high graphics. Even if I've only got 1GB of RAM, PC2-6400 should be well up-to-speed to handle these games.
One day, as I was restarting, I noticed that my RAM is running Single Channel, when I have Dual Channel. I went into my BIOS and looked around, but there's no setting to switch the channel of my RAM. So, I went to American Megatrend's to find an update, but it seems I'm well up-to-date.
What can I do to fix this? Or could my motherboard be limiting it?
For dual channel, you need two identical sticks of ram and you skip a row when installing ram so you would put a stick in first and third row.


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For the past month or so, I have been making this Balsamic Roasted Beetroot Pasta. I created the recipe quite by accident really. I had some left over roasted Balsamic Roasted Beetroot based on a recipe by Denis Cotter, which I then just simply grated and added to cooked pasta. Not only does the roasted balsamic beetroot enhance the flavour of the pasta, it brilliantly naturally dyes the pasta in such a vibrant colour that every one who sees it stops to stare and sometimes braves to try. And when they do, they are so pleased with the earthy sharp and sweet flavours.
The pasta that I had originally used was farfalle - the bow-shaped pasta which looked so pretty like a colourful pink butterflies. I thought it was so apt because farfalla in Italian means butterfly. I didn't get round to taking a photograph of the farfalle balsamic beetroot pasta, instead I used another pasta type to hand which in this case was mafalda corta, a ruffle shape found typical in the Campania region of Naples, Italy.
This Balsamic Roasted Beetroot Pasta is actually quite a tasty pasta dish and its great cold for lunch.
I am sharing this at Presto Pasta Nights (PPN). PPN was founded by Ruth Daniels of Once Upon a Feast and each Friday night a different host posts a roundup of pasta dishes submitted by bloggers from around the world. This week PPN #276 is actually being hosted by Ruth herself.


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Did you know there is a Northwestern University in Qatar? A University of Chicago in Singapore? A National-Louis University in Poland?
American universities are exporting themselves to the world, and these Chicago schools are on the leading edge of this globalization trend.
"American higher ed is the best in the world, particularly in graduate education. Why not take it to the world?" says Carol Aslanian, of EducationDynamics. Aslanian advises colleges on how to expand enrollment, and going global is a primary recommendation.
"Traditionally the prestigious institutions did not think they could maintain quality overseas," Aslanian says. "That has turned itself inside out. It was the same thing with online learning. All the top institutions turned their nose up at it. Now I can't find one that doesn't have it."
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Aslanian says putting down roots in another country is a win-win. First, it allows students in other countries to take advantage of an American education, which is a hot commodity in subjects such as business, computer science, international relations, public policy, and medicine. Second, an international campus gives an American university a global relevance. And perhaps most importantly, it builds lasting bonds between people, cultures and countries.
Education City in Doha, Qatar, is a perfect example of a 21st century international campus. (Qatar occupies a peninsula in the Persian Gulf north of Saudi Arabia.) Created by the Qatar Foundation, a local nonprofit organization, Education City is a breathtaking state-of-the-art, 2,500-acre campus where more than 1,000 college students live and study. Primary and secondary schools are also part of Education City. Northwestern University was one of only six American universities invited there three years ago. NU-Q now offers undergraduate communication and journalism degrees, with about 40 students in each class.
"This brings students the offerings of a major American university while remaining in their part of the world or at home," says NU-Q dean John Margolis. "This is especially welcomed by female students who for cultural reasons often do not enjoy the opportunity to study overseas," he says. About 80 percent of NU-Q students are female. About half the students at Education City are Qatari, with 45 nationalities represented.
What does this mean for NU students back home in Evanston? "About 15 NU-Q students will be coming to Chicago this academic year -- some to study at the Evanston campus for extended periods and others to pursue their required journalism internships in Chicago area media outlets," Margolis says. "In addition, each year we bring a number of Evanston students to Qatar for a weeklong visit at which time they interact extensively with the NU-Q students." The Qatar Foundation foots the bill for all travel and housing expenses related to these visits.
Over the next two years, Education City will grow, and NU-Q will have facilities "that will rival anything in the world for journalism education," Margolis says. He envisions Evanston students being able to spend a semester in Doha in the near future.
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National-Louis University is a non-profit university in the South Loop known for its business, education, public policy and psychology programs. It has seven other U.S. locations -- and one in Nowy Sacz, Poland, called Wy¿sza Szko¿a Biznesu – National-Louis University (or WSB-NLU for short).
In 2000, WSB-NLU began offering accredited American degrees in business (graduate and undergraduate) and computer science. "We have since added political science, and we are upgrading the MBA program," says Krzysztof Gluc, dean of the school of political science.
Undergraduate students at WSB-NLU actually receive two degrees -- one Polish, one American. (MBA grads receive only an American degree.) This allows them to excel around the world.
"When you have two degrees -- one that is recognized in Europe and one all over the world -- it positions yourself in a different way," Gluc says. "You can find [our graduates] on every continent at major corporations. Many work in the United States."
Gluc says the American approach NLU brought to Poland was welcomed in his country. "It was recognized as a symbol of the transformation of higher education in Poland," he says. "Also it became a symbol of a partnership with the U.S."
Very few Americans study at WSB-NLU, but there is still a lot of exchange going on.
"Because we are part of the European Union, we have many exchange students," Gluc says. They come for one semester. Once in a 20-student class, I had only two students from Poland. Sometimes our students go to the U.S. and complete their degrees at NLU. It's like an intercampus transfer."
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When it comes to exporting American higher education, the MBA degree is probably the most sought-after credential. With its storied reputation for turning out Nobel Prize winners, it's no surprise that University of Chicago Booth School of Business has been offering executive MBA degrees in Europe since 1994. Today, every executive MBA student rotates through all three campuses -- London, Singapore and Chicago -- as part of their 21-month program.
"It gives them an opportunity to work in an academic setting with people from all over the world," says Patty Keegan, Associate Dean of the Executive MBA Program North America. "They're studying together and networking, and they also manage to have some fun."
Recent graduate Brian Bauer says his experiences at the international campuses -- and with international students on the Chicago campus -- gave him something he could not have experienced any other way.
In my opinion, the world is getting smaller every day, says Bauer, VP of operations for Cellit LLC, a mobile marketing company. "It is one thing to visit a foreign country and take a class, but to actually develop meaningful relationships with people who are going through the same program you are is amazing," he says. "In a classroom you don't necessarily bond. I saw these people five times throughout the program for a week at a time. After having multiple dinners and drinks together, you can't help develop a bond."
As for Chicago Booth's international campuses, they are equivalent to the school's Gleacher Center in downtown Chicago -- located in the city centers with amenities tailored to the working professional.
Aslanian says international degree-granting campuses are still in their "embryonic stage. Only a dozen or so American schools have them. But she and others think they are the wave of the future.
"Successful higher education of the future has to be built on an international dimension," Gluc says. "You cannot understand the world around you if you're not exposed to other cultures and ways of thinking. It's about teaching students that there is something out there; that there are people you can do business with, you can make friends, you can live together. In a globalizing world this is essential."
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Perennial ladies man John Mayer is going public about his fondness for a new woman – the guitar guy sent pop singer Ke$ha some love via Twitter.
"Dear Ke$ha, you have won me over with your tricks and charms," John Tweeted over the weekend. "And I must tell you I really like your song."
However, John admitted to running into a few problems living like Ke$ha.
"Though I must add I tried brushing with a bottle of Jack and I chipped a tooth on the glass. Where might I remit an invoice?" he continued in another Tweet.
The adult contemporary rocker defended the "Tik Tok" singer in yet another Tweet.
"Stop telling your friends you detest the ke$ha song and then dancing to it at home," John wrote. "How about some accountability, people?"
And Ke$ha responded to John's Tweets on Sunday, writing, "dear john mayerrr. Don't be a little b***h wit ur chit chat. Jus $how me whur ur d**k's at. X"
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With Christmas fast approaching we wanted to share a few holiday treats that are happening around the Greenville, SC area. There are many Christmas lights displays and Holiday attractions in the area so we wanted to feature a few of them for your Christmas enjoyment! So if you are looking for what to do for Christmas entertainment… look no further!
First let me a take a minute to share with you the MOST unique NEW Christmas attraction in town! Greenville Ghost Tour introduces:
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Our 2 hour long walking tour filled with ghost stories that are sure to help you appreciate those you love during the holiday. Hear chilling tales of spirits from Greenville's past and present on this exclusive tour created and led by Greenville's most trusted ghost hunter and author of the book "Haunted Greenville South Carolina," Jason Profit. Jason tells these tales as you walk along the ghostly paths of Greenville's current hauntings. Sure to give you a fright just as old Ebenezer Scrooge received… BUT… THIS AINT NO DICKENS TALE!
WHEN? Every Thurs-Sun in December 2013 at 7pm. Tour starts in front of Greenville Army Store at 660 S. Main St downtown Greenville. Walk ups will be welcome but we suggest you purchase your tickets online to ensure we have room for you!
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There are many other great Christmas attractions in Greenville so check out the listing below!
These attractions below are not owned or operated by Greenville Ghost Tour…
Christmas Laser light spectacular at Nightmare Dungeon! What?? Nightmare dungeon is the top rated haunted house in upstate South Carolina, but something magical happened this year after the monsters and ghouls left!
This haunted house has been converted into a spectacular laser light show and Christmas wonderland with over 100,000 lights to behold as you tour through the old two story house. There are NO creeps or goblins remaining so no worries about horrors from Halloween… All that is left is a beautiful old home chock full of Christmas lights and music… and LASERS!
Go visit Scott and his winter wonderland all december long and tell them Greenville Ghost Tour sent you!
Location: 645 Old Anderson Rd, Greenville, South Carolina 29611 Across from the new walmart in powdersville… Only $10
Rides with Santa Clause downtown Greenville! Journey downtown during the weekend in December and look out for the big red sleigh driving up and down main street and ask Santa for a ride! Enjoy the ride with the jolly old Saint Nick as his sleigh gives you a ride you won't forget.
For the past 22 years, the Roper Mountain Science center transforms into the most magical of Holiday lighting extravaganzas in the whole upstate! Last year more than 20,000 cars passed through to enjoy the Christmas festivities and see the most amazing holiday attraction in the upstate.
Location: 402 Roper Mountain Road Greenville, SC 29615
Visit their website for pricing, directions and more info http://www.ropermountainholidaylights.com/
Hollywild Holiday Lights Safari Benefit
For 23 years the Hollywild animal park has been hosting a journey into Christmas wonder like nobody else! You can drive your own car through nearly 100 acres of twinkling lights and holiday wonder, then park and stroll around Santa's village! Herds of live animals abound to add to the wonder of this incredible event… there is nothing else like this in the upstate!
Visit their website for pricing, directions and more info http://www.hollywild.com/
Every year Anderson South Carolina gets in on the Christmas light fun with its Light of Hope drive through display. With more than 3 MILLION lights and nearly 90 displays, Anderson has one of the most brilliant holiday light drive throughs around!
This is the 19th year of Lights of Hope which is hosted at the Darwin Wright park.. is sure to amaze so round a car full and head on out!
Located off exit 21 off of I85 in Anderson county… Visit their website for more details and pricing info http://www.andersonlightsofhope.org/


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We're dangerously close to the start of the NBA season, with all its drama and months of madness. To us, part of the beauty of the NBA is that its focus, while ultimately on the team, falls on the individual. The plight of one player becomes an epic tale in the shadow of Jordan; who is the real alpha dog? It's this source of expression and personal comedy/tragedy that makes the game so compelling. There's nowhere to hide out there.
No site captures this feel more than the great Free Darko, which we read like a doctor's chart every day during the NBA season. They understand the dichotomy between individual achievement and collective glory, and how those are not mutually exclusive. And they've got a way with letters too. Right now, they're actually doing a writeup on every single NBA player.
Therefore, we've asked them to look at the arcs of certain players going into this season, what 2007-08 means to them, their teams and their legacies. They'll be previewing a player a day, up to tipoff.
Today: Kevin Garnett. Your author is Dr. Lawyer IndianChief. His words are after the jump.
Kevin Garnett is the moral center of the NBA universe and the newfound spokesman for the league after being traded from Minnesota to Boston this summer. As a Timberwolves fan since Sidney Lowe was running point with Sam Mitchell on the wing, my NBA offseason felt like a parental divorce, a reincarnation, a bar mitzvah and a funeral all in one. I revoke a mentor, I breathed anew, I grew up a little bit, and I performed mummification and ancestral worship rituals at the site of a lost loved one. My forecast for KG's season will read as the NBA fan's seven stages of grief.
1. Underwhelmed dullness. I always thought it would hurt more than it actually did, but my rationalization mechanisms kicked in immediately. A general desensitizing hum accompanied my complete lack of surprise, given that the Timberwolves had already reportedly been shopping KG around the time of the draft. His conclusion in Minnesota seemed logical — occurring neither after some definitive dispute with management nor at the end of a wearied contract. This departure was as anticlimactic as the Timberwolves last season, as they finished in the dungeons of the Western Conference while KG rode the bench with "tendonitis." Tabula Rasa, KG takes a new step forward with the Celtics.
2. Existential Void. When a player goes to Boston, he does not ascend to a grander stage, but rather he is engulfed by a cosmic vortex of muscle encased in a stratosphere of HGH clouds and musk. From the synaptic firings in Peter Gammons' brain to the Red Sox cap worn by the 14-year-old girl in Newton, there's a poison going on. Boston is sports hell. When a player departs to Chicago, the world embraces him. In New York or LA, that player will be ogled and monitored like some Komodo Dragon exhibit at the Aquarium. But for any player to go to Boston means that he has committed to a light of arguing with ESPN at night over who stole the covers. As blatant as KG's existence is on Sports Illustrated covers and in Adidas commercials, it is now as though he doesn't exist at all.
3. Bitter Well-wishing. KG is That Dude. Here's to a million more triple-doubles in losing efforts. The Celtics could win the Eastern Conference. But winning the Eastern Conference doesn't mean shit. New Jersey is probably gonna be real good. With Jamal Magloire. And with David Wesley. Yeah, New Jersey is gonna be trouble for Boston. Don't sleep on New Jersey. Or the Knicks.
But seriously. I'm just happy that KG looks the happiest he's been for a while.
4. Concern for Legacy. The old conventional wisdom, partially perpetuated by me, was to explain Tim Duncan's championship success (compared to the KG dearth) by essentially text messaging, "DUNCAN HAD ALL THAT HELP HE HAD PARKER AND GINOBILI IMAGINE WHAT GARNETT COULD DO WITH HELP." New conventional wisdom is, KG, be careful what you wish for. See, now it's like, Duncan grabbed those two post-Admiral rings with only Manu and Tony P by his side. If Garnett can't capture the Larry O'Brien trophy rolling with Paul Pierce and Ray Allen—two proven alpha dog all-stars—then really what is his fairytale? KG's career to this point has been chalk full of built-in excuses: Starbury's departure, the death of Malik Sealy, the failure to resign Chauncey Billups, lost draft picks because of the Joe Smith scandal, the Cassell & Sprewell contract flare-ups. KG truly loved his Minnesota situation, because it came with those apologies. One could blame Kevin McHale or Glen Taylor or the heavens for all of Minnesota's struggles. But now you stand at centerstage. And now the failure to win a championship will fall squarely on your shoulders. Ask AI (that formerly rugged emblem of underdogged Philadelphia) how he likes his legacy dying a slow baby blue death.
5. Resuscitation. Time to exhale. The Target Center has taken on the character of an elephant graveyard for the past few seasons. Every corporate sponsor-entrusted ticket holder has been walking around with blue hair and clenched cheeks wondering when somebody would finally machete that tension. Is it strange to say that watching a team headed by Al Jefferson will be more enjoyable than watching that same team led by KG for the past two years? There is nothing more frustrating than watching a player who does everything. Those players are never good. Watching KG's teams was like watching daytime Emmy award winners. Sebastian Telfair and Corey Brewer running around recklessly is like Mr. Wizard. Again, the legacy issue. KG go forth, but if the Timberwolves win one more game than last year (33), you have some serious soul-searching to do.
6. Confusion. Kevin Garnett is on the Celtics. Tell me that even he doesn't think he looks weird wearing that shamrock green. "HAS THE BALANCE OF POWER SHIFTED TO THE EAST?!" No. But grown men walk the forests with no identities. No selfs.
7. Disdain. KG is the prime exemplar of this new genre of athlete that I like to call, the passive-aggressive toddlers (PATs). Donovan McNabb plays quarterback for that team. Shaq is center. These guys are masterful interview subjects, they keep the fans in their pocket and always deflect blame toward someone else—usually some invisible front office figure caricatured to look like Rich Uncle Pennybags. They never admit their hypocrisy, preferring to redefine what their definition of "is" is. Whereas guys like T.O., A-Rod, and Kobe just kind of bug us, the PATs are worse, because they portray an illusion of "taking the high road." With KG, I have documented all of these transgressions in more depth here. But a recent Slam Interview, in which he talks about being betrayed by the Timberwolves front office, dumped like a lousy boyfriend, blindsided ... how he never asked for a trade ... how saddened he was by Flip Saunders' departure ... all of that verbosity really reopened wounds for me. And whatever is coming from Garnett's mouth stinks something awful.
At the time of the coaching switch...KG called McHale taking over for Saunders a "breath of fresh air."
In an interview last year, ALSO with Slam's Lang Whitaker, KG practically begged to leave Minnesota.
Not to mention his famous "Thank God for opt-outs" muckraking at the trade deadline.
We're not that stupid, KG. We remember all the good times and we remember the petty chatter as well. It's gonna be a good year for you, but it will never feel the same.


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Pumpkins are starting to pop up at the markets around here and I'll probably be picking up mine this weekend. While browsing around the web I came across some pumpkin decorating ideas. Most of the ideas here today are from Martha Stewart Magazine's website.
I like the idea of sticking a pot of Mum's in a hollowed out pumpkin like in the photo above although this couldn't be done until a day or two right before Halloween.
I just love these witch pumpkins. Looks like they were painted black and a small gourd was attached for the nose. The hat would be easy to make and actually I have a couple of witch hats in the Halloween box that I think I would use for this. Cute idea!
I like the simple black silhouette shapes. I think to do this I would stencil on the shape using black paint and then it looks like the dark orange skin of the pumpkin was "etched" away.
I love the idea of using a bird bath as a pedestal for the pumpkin in this photo.
These next few images were found on the Better Homes and Gardens website.
Love these black bats on the mini white pumpkins and suspending them on the mini shepherd hooks is a great idea. I think I would get one of those picture hanger loop hooks that screw in and thread the twine through it instead of tying to the stem. I know from experience that the stems often break off.
Now if I could just find a small wooden wheelbarrow…..
And this is a great idea. The first photo is from Better Homes and Gardens and the second is from Sunset. I would guess that you would need to use a dowel rod to attach them all together. Chop stix would probably work here. At least that's how I would do it. :)
You can't go wrong with a combination of pumpkins, gourds, and mums lining the steps to your front porch and a wreath on your front door.
And finally, witch's feet! Cute. Easy to paint I would think. And how about putting some masks on your pumpkins. Simple and cute. It's still early for Halloween but the way our weather has been lately I am definitely in a Fall-ish mood. Did you get your pumpkins yet?


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DUBLIN — Dublin isn't cheap. But the flat, compact Irish capital is exceptionally walkable, with a wide range of free attractions easily reached on foot from any downtown hotel. Live music might cost no more than the pint that's probably in your hand. And exhilarating seaside hikes with a salty breeze are just a 15-minute train trip away.
This year, for anyone sporting an Irish surname, Ireland is offering an eclectic and ever-growing list of family-clan events called The Gathering, http://www.thegatheringireland.com/ , a yearlong effort by this nation of 4.6 million to reconnect with the tens of millions of O'Somebodys worldwide.
Even if your name sounds more like Pogatchnik, Ireland's tourism industry is still hoping you'll leave a good part of your wallet here. These five pointers will make that task harder.
Dublin Tourism offers free downloadable podcasts and maps to help you explore Dublin's urban heart and the castles and coastlines of nearby suburbs. The most popular is the guide from Trinity College to the Guinness brewery, but the podcasts spur you to every corner of the map exploring themes from Vikings to James Joyce's "Ulysses": http://bit.ly/ywFpbW .
Don't worry about paying for Internet on the trot. Dublin City Council has just launched a network of free Wi-Fi hotspots: http://bit.ly/VvRtWq .
There's zero chance you'll complete these wanderings without stopping in numerous public houses. And no, the beverages inside are never free. But traditional Irish music often is, and there's no obligation to imbibe while you listen.
The most famous pub for live "trad" performances is O'Donoghue's, http://www.odonoghues.ie/ , a living room-sized venue that inspired the Dubliners and Chieftains in the 1960s. Performers play next to the bar weeknights from 9 p.m., earlier and longer on Saturdays and, as the barman puts it, "after Mass" on Sundays. For you non-Catholics, that's roughly noontime. Other pubs also offer free performances, particularly in the Temple Bar tourist quarter, with Oliver St. John Gogarty's offering day-and-night sessions in its upstairs bar: http://www.gogartys.ie/music/ .
No visitor escapes Dublin without walking through its heart, St. Stephen's Green, where in summertime there are frequent music performances. But don't miss the two nearby parks inside Merrion Square and Fitzwilliam Square, both surrounded by some of Europe's best-preserved Georgian-era properties with massive doorways and semicircular glass tops.
Merrion, http://merrionsquare.ie/ , is a focal point for free kids' attractions each St. Patrick's Festival, http://www.stpatricksfestival.ie/ , running March 14-18 this year. The park's northwest corner features the city's best new statue honoring Oscar Wilde, who's portrayed lounging on a boulder. You'll laugh reading Wilde's best quips recorded in his own handwriting on neighboring pillars.
Phoenix Park is the biggest urban park in Europe. You can tour its two major properties: the official residence of Ireland's president and Farmleigh, the former Dublin residence of the Guinness brewing dynasty and now the government's guesthouse for visiting dignitaries. Farmleigh, http://www.farmleigh.ie/ , is partly closed to visitors until July because Ireland is hosting European Union events, but the prez's pad can be toured free with tickets distributed Saturday mornings at the visitor center: http://www.phoenixpark.ie/visitorcentre/ .
It does rain in Dublin. Fortunately all of Ireland's state-funded museums are free and most are beside each other, surrounding the office of Prime Minister Enda Kenny and Ireland's parliament building, Leinster House, which itself can be toured weekdays, http://bit.ly/WPYwqd . Don't worry about official advice saying you need some special diplomatic contact, just ask the guards for the next tour time.
Next door, the National Library, http://www.nli.ie/ , this year features exhibits on James Joyce and W.B. Yeats, including many of the poet's letters and unfinished works. The National Gallery, http://www.nationalgallery.ie/ , is partly closed this year, greatly reducing its flagship display of impressionist work by Yeats' brother, Jack, but a special exhibition on Yeats' travel sketchbooks is worth a look.
No fan of the Yeatses? The National Museum of Ireland, http://www.museum.ie/ , has three Dublin bases, all free. The Archaeology Museum displays Celtic gold artifacts, including stunning broad necklaces called lunulas and torcs. Most children will enjoy the small, old-fashioned Natural History Museum with glass cases full of animals stuffed in the 19th century. But the best venue is across the River Liffey near Phoenix Park, where Ireland displays historical artifacts in a former army barracks. All are closed Mondays.
You're going to want to see a bit of the rest of Ireland, so pack hard-soled boots and a rainproof windbreaker. The commuter DART rail service hugs the Irish Sea coastline and can drop you at popular trailheads with ocean views.
The longest recommended hike is a three-hour loop around the Howth peninsula overlooking Dublin Bay that you can start or finish in the fishing village's trawler- and yacht-packed harbor, http://bit.ly/YA3d6M . The best local sandy beach is in posh Malahide to the north, http://bit.ly/Y7vJPe .
Or head south to Bray. From its arcade-studded promenade, you can use an inland path to climb a cross-topped hill called Bray Head with views all the way to Wales. Or take a 90-minute cliffside hike — don't worry, fences and spiky hedges separate you from death — to the upscale village of Greystones, the most southerly DART stop, http://visitwicklow.ie/files/2012/09/cliff-walk-lowres.pdf .
All paths are likely to be muddy in spots even on sunny days. That mud is a free souvenir!
5 free things to do in Dublin to keep travel cheap
DUBLIN — Dublin isn't cheap. But the flat, compact Irish capital is exceptionally walkable, with a wide range of free attractions easily reached on foot from any downtown hotel. Live music might cost no more than the pint that's probably in your hand. And exhilarating seaside hikes with a salty breeze are just a 15-minute train trip away.


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Business Requirements
We have made it yet another month and to yet another episode in the continuing saga known as TSQL Tuesday. This month we are being hosted by Steve Jones ( Blog | @Wayoutwest ) of SqlServerCentral fame. Steve has asked us to speak a little bit about business requirements, interpreting those requirements, and some of the pitfalls that may or may not exist in the whole communication process of getting a project done. Now, can somebody please explain the requirements for me?
What issues have you had in interacting with the business to get your job done?
I think a common area that is easily overlooked when it comes to requirements and interpretation of requirements is report creation. A common problem is that there are no defined or written requirements for the creation of a report. When there are inadequate requirements, it is easy to miss the intention of the report and thus frustrate the business group that requested the report. Another problem that can arise is the perceived inaccuracy of a report – even when all business requirements are properly met and signed off by the requesting business group. How can that be? Let me explain.
A recent problem was brought to light that revolved around the creation of two similar reports. The reports were to be used by different business groups and each was requested by a different group. The values in the reports no longer match due to a change requested on ReportA by GroupA. GroupB doesn't think this is accurate and wants both reports to match. Small problem is that both reports should not produce the exact same results based on requirements and usage. The report for GroupA has some extra requirements and filters placed on it to prevent the users from seeing data about former employees. The report for GroupB is different in that it should show an overall summary for all data, even data of former employees.
Managing business requirements is almost as much about managing the perceptions of the business users as it is understanding what the business truly wants. It is important that you are able to help them understand what it is you will be doing, what you can accomplish, when you can do it, and what impact it may have on other business parts (if they are known). When an issue arises, it is best to approach the business and try to understand what the disconnect is. In the case of the example of two reports outlined, I had to research and test both reports to get a better understanding of what the problem was. Once I did that, then it was a matter of explaining the findings to the business. From there, a discussion between business analyst and the two departments for which the reports serve needs to take place and an agreement made.
This is a rather short and straight-forward entry for this month for TSQL Tuesday. This is a delicate subject and I am sure many people will have many more tales to tell. I think it is most important to approach the business and try to help them understand what you understand from the requirements and get it hammered out before too much development has been done.


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It's said there's an app for everything, and a coalition of immigration attorneys and advocacy groups say they weren't about to make the year-old Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) the exception.
The free Pocket DACA mobile app, unveiled Wednesday, makes available reams of information on eligibility, applications and ZIP code-specific resources to anyone with a touch screen.
"We knew the market we're serving are those that don't have traditional desktop access to information," said Reid Trautz, director of practice and professionalism for the American Immigration Lawyers Association. "Younger people, their mobile device is their connection to the Internet and the world."
The app can downloaded from Apple iTunes and Google Play stores.
The hotly debated Obama Administration initiative grants two-year, renewable reprieves from deportation and work authorization to young people who were illegally brought to the United States as children.
At the Aug. 15, 2012, start of DACA, it was estimated about 900,000 people were immediately eligible.
Some 59 percent have already applied, with a Brookings Institution study this week showing more than half the applicants were under 21.
Ira Mehlman, spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which argues the administration had no authority for DACA, said the app was unnecessary considering just about everyone who applied got approved.
"It's a rubber-stamping operation," he said. "Anyone can go out and create an app. Our issue is with the program."
Trautz said the idea for an app was kicking around almost as soon as the policy was announced.
But those who support DACA — an outgrowth of the movement for a DREAM (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors) Act that would offer a path to citizenship to those brought to the U.S. as children — weren't sure it would survive if President Barack Obama had lost the November election.
Work on the app started in December, Trautz said.
The immigration lawyers group, along with the American Immigration Council, the Immigration Advocates Network and the Own the Dream campaign, teamed with Mobisoft Infotech and Pro Bono Net to put it together.
A would-be applicant can first participate in a short screening interview to see if he or she meets basic eligibility for DACA, then learn how and where to apply.
The Legal Help feature provides a search by ZIP code or GPS to immigration lawyers and organizations providing DACA assistance.
There's also a news feed, a poll aimed at helping the organizations learn more about the DACA pool and a screen with frequently asked questions, such as "Should I wait for immigration reform?" and "I can't afford to pay $465 to apply for DACA. What can I do?"
"Our goal with Pocket DACA is to empower those who may be eligible for deferred action to better understand the requirements and find reputable legal help, but also to engage more deeply with potential applicants about their experiences and concerns," said Matthew Burnett, director of the Immigration Advocates Network.
A Spanish-language version of the app is under construction, and there's talk of adding more languages if funding permits, Burnett said.
Patrick Taurel of the American Immigration Council said people who think they are ineligible because of their education level or a traffic infraction such as driving without a license might find out they're wrong.
As of Friday morning, the app already had been downloaded nearly 1,500 times.
San Antonio College sophomore Johana DeLeon, a DREAM Act activist who was brought to the country from Monclova, Mexico, when she was 9 years old, had it on both her tablet and her smartphone.
"I was talking to a DREAMer about deferred action and I just showed it to them and said, hey, if you have someone who is not confident about coming to us or to lawyers, tell them to download it and maybe it can help them and make them less afraid of coming out to seek some help," she said.


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