Re: [opensuse] Re: [opensuse-factory] what you can do with KDE3 thatyou can't do with KDE4.

Basil Chupin wrote:
A simple bump from 1GB to 2 GB seems to make all the difference in the
world with older/slower computers.

I will say what I did about a half-hour ago in another place where a similar statement was made.

You can only add more RAM if your motherboard will accept the additional RAM. You need to check the manual for your mobo to see how much RAM you can install. No use going out and buying 18GB of RAM when your mobo will only accept 2GB.

That computer I mentioned a couple of messages back has 3 GB, but can only support 4 GB. New memory is not available in the stores. The CPU is an AMD 64 4000+.
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