How much system RAM is in the computer you use most?

Only count the RAM built onto the motherboard and the RAM in any SIMM or DIMM slots on the motherboard.

Total Votes	% of Voters	Female Votes	Male Votes	Unspecified Votes	% of Female Votes	% of Male Votes	% of Unspecified Votes	Average Age	Answer
..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	8MB or less
..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	more than 8MB, up to 20MB
1	1.6%	..	1	..	..	3.6%	..	..	more than 20MB, up to 32MB
14	22.6%	8	6	..	44.4%	21.4%	..	39.4	more than 32MB, up to 64MB
12	19.4%	2	10	..	11.1%	35.7%	..	37.6	more than 64MB, up to 128MB
5	8.1%	2	3	..	11.1%	10.7%	..	41.6	more than 128MB, up to 256MB
6	9.7%	..	6	..	..	21.4%	..	43.2	more than 256MB
8	12.9%	6	2	..	33.3%	7.1%	..	34.3	Don't know

Rating Total Female Male Unspecified Average Age
Good 7 2 5 0 40.7
Bad 10 4 6 0 38.6
No Opinion 34 16 18 0 39.1

Rating	Total	Female	Male	Average Age
Good	7	2	5	40.7
Bad	10	4	6	38.6
No Opinion	34	16	18	39.1

Type Number
Abstainers 16
Male 28
Female 18
Unspecified 0

Type	Number
Abstainers	16
Male	28
Female	18
Unspecified	0

Qualifiers:
User Vote Comment
ILJ reasonable
posted 10-Mar-2000 12:44pm

lion reasonable
posted 10-Mar-2000 11:52am

daver reasonable
posted 10-Mar-2000 11:19am

romkey reasonable
posted 10-Mar-2000 1:05am

phi reasonable
posted 10-Mar-2000 12:59am
I like the ranges you've got better than supplicant's ranges.
supplicant N/A
posted 10-Mar-2000 12:38am
Less than 4mb
4mb
8mb
12mb
16mb
24mb
32mb
48mb
64mb
96mb
128mb
196mb
256mb
More then 256mb
In between two of these options
I don't know
Other

The option I just mentioned are not particularly good, yet I like them better than these. I doubt many people would not be covered by those options, and it gives a clearer indication of the actual number of ram they have. I'm not really suggesting you use what I put above (they're not very good), just using it to point out a direction I think the survey would be better going in, i.e. letting us know what specific values are common, not what general ranges are common.

*shrug* Up to you, I'm not going to vote it needs work.
nihon N/A
posted 9-Mar-2000 10:17pm
^_^

Last	Type	Created	Category	Creator	Sort	Votes	Hides	Rating
Last	single	9-Mar-2000	computers/internet	nihon	by votes	62	18	47.1%

User	Vote	Comment
ILJ	reasonable	posted 10-Mar-2000 12:44pm
lion	reasonable	posted 10-Mar-2000 11:52am
daver	reasonable	posted 10-Mar-2000 11:19am
romkey	reasonable	posted 10-Mar-2000 1:05am
phi	reasonable	posted 10-Mar-2000 12:59am I like the ranges you've got better than supplicant's ranges.
supplicant	N/A	posted 10-Mar-2000 12:38am Less than 4mb 4mb 8mb 12mb 16mb 24mb 32mb 48mb 64mb 96mb 128mb 196mb 256mb More then 256mb In between two of these options I don't know Other The option I just mentioned are not particularly good, yet I like them better than these. I doubt many people would not be covered by those options, and it gives a clearer indication of the actual number of ram they have. I'm not really suggesting you use what I put above (they're not very good), just using it to point out a direction I think the survey would be better going in, i.e. letting us know what specific values are common, not what general ranges are common. shrug Up to you, I'm not going to vote it needs work.
nihon	N/A	posted 9-Mar-2000 10:17pm ^_^