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    How crucial is ram? I got 128mb.

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    very. you can never have too much. 128 is a great start. probably sufficient for most things you want to do. Final Cut Pro and some paint programs require more, depending on how you have your computer set up. I run with 128 but definitely want another 64megs.

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    128 is great, that's how much i have, and my Adobe Premier runs perfectly. But computer video depends on a lot of other things, like proccesser. I have a AMD Aphlon, wich is as fast as Pentium 3. The more ram the better, but remember that other things matter too. And it never hurts to upgrade your computer.

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    Like the others said, You never have too much ram. I'm running Adobe with an RT2000 card. I'm using 256k and wish I had more. Put it this way: Using my computers sysytem monitor, which shows processor usage, I am maxed out during capture. Mind you, I have a PentiumIII 550, all SCSI system. More is good!!!

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