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From: Richard Heller <rheller@oucsace.cs.ohiou.edu>
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I was wondering what's a good amount of ram to have if I want to run
X windows.  Right now I have 8M and X windows is slow as dirt on a 486.
Would upgrading to 12M or 16M significantly increase performance?

Thanks,
Rich