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chrisname (5896)
You can download some RAM here: http://www.downloadmoreram.com/
L B (3325)
Anyone know where I can download more pagefile?
Aramil of Elixia (772)
see they are all sarcastic. and there is nothing wrong with my logic. lb and i were arguing on a diffrent thread so i, obviuosly wrong and apologized for attacking him, assumed he was trolling me because if you didnt see the oop joke thats what it would be
L B (3325)
@Aramill who and/or what are you responding to?
Aramil of Elixia (772)
it might be a diffrent lb but i was arguing with one. i cant find the thread though
DonLuccar (2)
No insult, but why don't you just use smileys when making a joke?
That is even easier than downloading RAM or sarcasm ;)
ResidentBiscuit (2207)
Ha downloadmoreram.com is an actual website :O
L B (3325)
It's ranked green by my AVs and siteadvisor, but what does it do?
chrisname (5896)
Nothing, although I've never actually tried downloading any. Who knows, it might actually work.
ResidentBiscuit (2207)
It is free, worth a try? Might try it in my sandbox
chrisname (5896)
Woah, it worked! I now have 9 GB of RAM!
freddy92 (191)
Confirmed, I now have 16 GB of RAM. What an amazing website!
L B (3325)
Sarcasm, or does it just expand your pagefile/do some ramdisk-style magic?

EDIT: Or are you downloading just some randomized RAM to your hard drives and not actually expanding your useable RAM? :p
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ModShop (764)
I love websites like those. I was surprised when I Googled "download ram" (a few weeks ago) and found several sites. The one I tried just had a fake load bar and admitted to being a joke at the end.
chrisname (5896)
@L B
No, it doesn't do anything, it's just a progress bar.
L B (3325)
Ah. That reminds me, there was this site I used to go on and it has ads (this was when I was a kid and used IE6 and was completely ignorant) and one of the ads would open up My Computer and show a progress bar on the C drive. It always scared me so bad that I just turned off the computer by the back switch asap. They eventually removed that ad from their ad providers when I reported it, but it still haunts me to this day that there was such a security vulnerability and that it could show the actual My Computer window and draw a progress bar over the C drive.

Now I use Chrome with AdBlock Plus (the official one) and I don't go to new sites without checking site advisor first and making my security settings stricter. I rely on MacAfee and Avast (installed by parents) for the rest, plus common sense.
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