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ஒரு நல்லவனும் கெட்டவனும் விளையாடி கொண்டிருந்தனர். அப்போது கெட்டவன், 'தக்காளி, ஒழுங்கா பந்தை புடிடா' என்று சொன்னான்.
உடனே நல்லவனுக்கு கோபம் வந்தது. கெட்டவன் 'தக்காளி' என்ற வார்த்தையை அடிக்கடி உபயோகிப்பான்.
நல்லவன்,'என்னடா இது சும்மா பேச்சுக்கு பேச்சு தக்காளி சொல்லிட்டு இருக்க' என்று கேட்டான்.
கெட்டவன், 'அது பழக்கம் ஆயிடுச்சிடா, மாத்திக்க முடியல' என்றான்.
நல்லவன், 'உன் பழக்கம் எனக்கு அசிங்கமா இருக்குடா, என்னை நீ அப்படி திட்டுறது எனக்கு அவமானமா இருக்கு, இனிமே அப்படி திட்டினா விஷ்ணு பகவான்கிட்ட சொல்லிடுவேன்' என்றான்.
உடனே கெட்டவன், 'போடா தக்காளி, போய் சொல்லிக்கோ, எனக்கு என்ன பயமா' என்றதும் நல்லவன் விஷ்ணு பகவானிடம் முறையிட்டான்.
உடனே விஷ்ணு நல்லவன் முன் தோன்றினார்.
நல்லவன், 'அவன் சும்மா என்னை திட்டிகிட்டே இருக்கான் சாமி, அவனுக்கு நீங்க தான் சரியான தண்டனை கொடுக்கணும்' என்றான்.
சரி வா என்று விஷ்ணு நல்லவனை கூட்டிக்கொண்டு தன் கையில் இருந்த சக்கராயுதத்தை கெட்டவனின் தலையை குறி பார்த்து விட்டார்.
தூரத்தில் நின்று இருந்த கெட்டவன் சட்டென்று திரும்ப மயிர் இழையில் கெட்டவன் தலையை உராசி கொண்டு சக்கரம் சுழண்டு கொண்டே சென்றது.
உடனே விஷ்ணு பகவான், 'தக்காளி...just missடா' என்று சொல்ல நல்லவன் மயக்கமானான்.
Yesterday I went to my laptop dealer to increase my RAM capacity as it is no more capable of bearing my load of Android experiments . Immideately I was shot a question from my dealer asking me weather I have a DDR2 RAM or DDR3 RAM . Since he is a very experienced dealer so he immideately figured out that my laptop has a DDR2 RAM .
I was very uncomfortable during the whole process of upgrade as two questions were constantly boggling me : the first is - how the hell should I know what type of RAM is there in my system and the second question is - what is the difference between the two types. So I came back home and started figuring out the answers . The best way to learn is to keep asking questions to yourself and find answers .
So here I will answer those two questions. I felt this little information can increase the knowledge base of my readers.
How to figure out the type of RAM in your system ?
Well the question is simple and so is the answer(dont try to find it in BIOS) . If you have the catalog of your system then you can refer it to know your RAM type or you can go to your system's manufacturer website to find the answer .
But still the above suggestion will only give tell you weather you have DDR2 or DDR3 RAM in your system .
I was still not satisfied and went a step ahead.
Here is a nice piece of software that gives you details about every hardware installed on your system ranging from processor to RAM to graphics etc . It gives every detail about the hardware profile of your system . The software is called CPU-Z and it can be downloaded from
What is the difference between DDR2 and DDR3 RAM?
In late 2008, Intel released the first Core i7 processors. These processors were paired with a new motherboard chipset called X58. This chipset introduced the need for a new type of memory called DDR3.
In the last two years the entire industry has converted over to DDR3. All of Intel’s new processors can only be used with a motherboard that requires DDR3. Recent AMD motherboards are also changing over to DDR3.
The term “DDR” stands for Double Data Rate RAM. This term came into use at the turn of the century when the first Double Data Rate RAM modules arrived. Double Data Rate RAM was capable of two data transfers per clock cycle, giving it twice the theoretical peak bandwidth of previous SDRAM while running at the same clock speed.
DDR2 and DDR3 are improvements on the same technology and further increase the number of data transfers per clock cycle. DDR2 RAM provides 4 data transfers per cycle, while DDR3 increases the number to 8. Assuming a base clock speed of 100Mhz, DDR RAM will provide 1600 MB/s of Bandwidth, DDR2 provides 3200 MB/s, and DDR3 provides 6400 MB/s. More is always better!
I was very uncomfortable during the whole process of upgrade as two questions were constantly boggling me : the first is - how the hell should I know what type of RAM is there in my system and the second question is - what is the difference between the two types. So I came back home and started figuring out the answers . The best way to learn is to keep asking questions to yourself and find answers .
So here I will answer those two questions. I felt this little information can increase the knowledge base of my readers.
How to figure out the type of RAM in your system ?
Well the question is simple and so is the answer(dont try to find it in BIOS) . If you have the catalog of your system then you can refer it to know your RAM type or you can go to your system's manufacturer website to find the answer .
But still the above suggestion will only give tell you weather you have DDR2 or DDR3 RAM in your system .
I was still not satisfied and went a step ahead.
Here is a nice piece of software that gives you details about every hardware installed on your system ranging from processor to RAM to graphics etc . It gives every detail about the hardware profile of your system . The software is called CPU-Z and it can be downloaded from
What is the difference between DDR2 and DDR3 RAM?
In late 2008, Intel released the first Core i7 processors. These processors were paired with a new motherboard chipset called X58. This chipset introduced the need for a new type of memory called DDR3.
In the last two years the entire industry has converted over to DDR3. All of Intel’s new processors can only be used with a motherboard that requires DDR3. Recent AMD motherboards are also changing over to DDR3.
The term “DDR” stands for Double Data Rate RAM. This term came into use at the turn of the century when the first Double Data Rate RAM modules arrived. Double Data Rate RAM was capable of two data transfers per clock cycle, giving it twice the theoretical peak bandwidth of previous SDRAM while running at the same clock speed.
DDR2 and DDR3 are improvements on the same technology and further increase the number of data transfers per clock cycle. DDR2 RAM provides 4 data transfers per cycle, while DDR3 increases the number to 8. Assuming a base clock speed of 100Mhz, DDR RAM will provide 1600 MB/s of Bandwidth, DDR2 provides 3200 MB/s, and DDR3 provides 6400 MB/s. More is always better!
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Thakkali super joke. . .
"thakkaali'naa avlo periya ketta waarthaya??
(sorry.. NHM Writter is not working)
அது தக்காளி இல்ல,வேற ஒரு ____க்காலி
தக்காளி!
இருங்கயா ராஜ்கிரன்கிட்ட சொல்றேன்!
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