3GB RAM upgrade

Hello all,
I am on the verge of ordering a T400. One of the memory options is an upgrade to 3 GB in the form of 2 DIMMs. Does anyone know if the DIMMS are 1.5 GB each? If they are not (e.g., they are 1 GB and 2 GB) will this affect dual-channel capability?
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They would in fact be 2GB module +1GB module.
Dual-channel functionality has been a common misconception. Many RAM vendors [Crucial, Corsair, Kingston] sell dual-channel kits, but in fact you can run memory modules of different vendors and still maintain dual channel functionality. It is a common gimmick to increase sales of bundled products [i.e. two memory modules]. The good thing is that many times, a kit of two memory modules are cheaper than purchasing two single modules.
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Top Processes by Memory: ℹ️
103 MB mds_stores
86 MB Dropbox
86 MB ocspd
69 MB com.apple.WebKit.WebContent
52 MB Safari
Virtual Memory Information: ℹ️
13.07 GB Free RAM
1.71 GB Active RAM
740 MB Inactive RAM
1.66 GB Wired RAM
1.31 GB Page-ins
0 B Page-outs

First go to the RIM web site and look to see if they have an uninstaller for the device you had. Some times a reinstall of the application and then running the uninstaller is required for complete removal.
If no uninstaller is available, then you will have to use Spotlight to find all items with 'Blackberry' and 'Rim' in the titles. I would also download EasyFind and use that to locate such files. Often it will locate items that Spotlight misses.
Ciao.

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