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80.87 cents canadian is 1 us dollor

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Originally posted by Saint
can you tell me in candadian dollors?
i have 96mb i know that isnt good

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89EUR = 117USD
40EUR = 52USD
1EUR = 1.3SUD

edit: oh canadian dollars...

89.00 EUR = 144.877 CAD
40.00 EUR = 65.1133 CAD
1 EUR = 1.62783 CAD

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Originally posted by megamuff
you are all wrong.

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No, no I'm not...

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Originally posted by megamuff
it made your computer think it had at least twice as much ram as it really had

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Nope, its _impossible_

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Originally posted by megamuff
and this fake ram it created in fact worked just as fast as your real ram.

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No your wrong, once again.  The physical ram you have is all you have, theres no way of simulating virtual ram :/

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Originally posted by Saint
thats the positive answer i wanted

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It was also the wrong answer from megamuff

1,26 dollar = 1 euro..(i'll do the calcs with 1=1...)

calcs...

0.8087 CN $ ------------------ 1 US $
     X             ------------------ 89 US €

X = (0.8087 x 89) / 1 = ABOUT 71.974 canadian dollars (the 512 mb ram)

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0.8087 CN $ ------------------- 1 US $
      X            -------------------- 40 US $

X = (0.8087 x 40) / 1 = ABOUT 32.368 canadian dollars(128 mb ram)

thank you for  great math skills

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Originally posted by saralk

89EUR = 117USD
40EUR = 52USD
1EUR = 1.3SUD

edit: oh canadian dollars...

89.00 EUR = 144.877 CAD
40.00 EUR = 65.1133 CAD
1 EUR = 1.62783 CAD

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WTF SARAL...LOl i must be wrong

johny and saralk, stop spamming...

i think im correct...

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Originally posted by Pr0xY

quote:

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Originally posted by megamuff
you are all wrong.

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No, no I'm not...

quote:

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Originally posted by megamuff
it made your computer think it had at least twice as much ram as it really had

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Nope, its _impossible_

quote:

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Originally posted by megamuff
and this fake ram it created in fact worked just as fast as your real ram.

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No your wrong, once again.  The physical ram you have is all you have, theres no way of simulating virtual ram :/

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Originally posted by Saint
thats the positive answer i wanted

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It was also the wrong answer from megamuff

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you must be really happy, because ignorance is bliss.

anyway, it would probably be cheaper to buy more ram, seeing as the price for ramdoubler is quite high..

If you want ram doubbler:

http://www.lowtek.com/maxram/rd.html



EDIT: I think it's only for Mac computers