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Hello guys, I was wondering one of these days if the read/write speed of my storage device can be relevant to the internet speed! When i say this.. i mean for games...for example: World of warcraft - if i have 500ms in wow, and i get a SSD is it going to lower my MS in game? even if a lil bit? I was wondering of this because of when the loading screen appears - like.. its going to be a faster load with a SSD of course but does this have anything even if just a minor change on the latency? Thank you in advance =)))

I see, that is interesting =) what about Kingston memory.. are they good? i heard something about them not being good or something!! What are the best brands for memory? any thoughts? Thanks =D

I can see clearer now =) Thanks for the explanation everyone!! =)

Hello guys, I was wondering here what is this numbers that appears in the memory stickers like - 9-9-9-24: I know that this is related to something about cycles per second.... And the Hz on the memory is cycles per second as well? How does this really works? Appreciate any help!! Thank you!

Oh!!! Thanks a lot for the replies guys!! REALLY appreciate it Thanks Rekhyt xD

I see.. so.. the bigger the greater? Like a 2000mhz is awesome with a graphics card? and APU? What is that? Sorry for the lack of knowledge!!

Hello all I wanted to know what is the difference between a 1333mhz and a 1600mhz for example? New to the forums!! Thanks in advance! [=

Awesome!! i'll check if there is any devices on!! Thanks for the help guys.. ooohh one more thing, i was looking for some answers and found this "fixmbr" command, what is this? =)

Oh i see.. but is this removable? and thanks for the help!! =)

Hello guys Im new to the forums, just learning how to manage it. Well the other day i turned my notebook on and there was this grub4dos thing on the screen, i didnt know what to do, so i restarted it and it bootd like always.. what was that all about? Thanks!