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Question: 2gb ddr2 ram of eee pc 1201n-pu17-bk 12.1-inch Dose anyone know the 2GB DDR2 RAM comes as 1X2GB or 2X1GB from its factory specification?Thanks
Document: Let's begin with the obvious. The 1201n at 3+lb and 12" with a dual core processor combines features of netbooks and laptops. Depending on its intended purpose, the 1201n will either be a godsend or a curse.For anyone looking for a lightweight, powerful LAPTOP with HiDef capabilities, the 1201n might be just the ticket for reasons cited by other reviewers.For anyone looking for a NETBOOK on steroids, as I was, I recommend theASUS Eee PC 1008HA Seashell 10.1-Inch Pearl Black Netbook - 6 Hour Battery Life.
Battery life could be better. It states 5 hours of juice, but it's really 2 1/2 hours and under in standard use.5. Not a true gaming pc.Pros:1. 12 inch monitor, bright and clear.2. Larger keyboard from previous eee pcs.3. HDMI port is great when you want to watch movies with your HDMI supported TV in the living room.4. Light weight5. beautiful design.Overall this computer is everything you need for everyday use, such as Internet, Music, and Video.
I think myASUS Eee PC Seashell 1201N-PU17-BK 12.1-Inch Black Netbook - 5 Hours of Battery Lifeis magnificent. It serves as a light-weight travel tool, a media center and skype communicator. It's functionality as a media center is the function that is most useful. I have aSiliconDust HDHomeRun HDHR-US Dual Networked High Definition Digital Television (White)which intercepts local broadcasts and relays them over UDP (on my network). My Asus netbook handles the 1080P traffic perfectly and gives skip free (thanks to the built-in NVidia ION video processor) television via the HDMI output.
The included bluetooth and wireless N is also a welcome addition not typically seen in this price range and size of PC.The Netbook performs very well overall thanks to its dual core Atom CPU and the powerful Nvidia ION Graphics GPU with 2GB of Dual Channel DDR2 800 RAM (2x1GB DIMMS 0 Free).On this Netbook I can run Adobe CS4, watch HD Video, even play games like "The Orange Box" or WoW on Medium settings and 768p res and get a an avg of 35 fps.However it does have some negative aspects:The battery life on avg is about 3.5-4 Hrs (with wireless on/ balanced power setting / web browsing) and it takes about 3 hrs if your using it to get a full charge back.The trackpads single button is not the best, It can be noisy and usually misses my clicks (left or right) about 10% of the time.
At this stage in the game those are my big ones. I had narrowed my choices down to Asus Eee PC 1005HA-PU17-BU 10.1-Inch Intel Atom Netbook Computer and the ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1201N-PU17-BK 12.1-Inch.Initially I was PRO 1005HA because i felt the physical size of 10.1" and under 3 Lbs and still getting the 10.5 hr battery life seem like a phenomenal mix, But it only had a 1024x600 resolution and 1 GB of RAM.
I was very excited to preorder the ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1201N-PU17-SL 12.1-Inch Silver Netbook. I thought a netbook with everything you would want from a laptop would be the best of all worlds. However, not to be. I have been using a netbook Lenovo S10 for the last 1 1/2 years. I am still using it as much or more than my new ASUS. I increased the RAM to 6 megs (very costly)on the new ASUS but still find it no faster than my 2 meg Lenovo with the old Windows XP.
I'm not an expert but I know what I like and I like the Asus 1201N-PU17-SL 12.1-Inch Silver Netbook. I took my time and read through the opinions and reviews posted for the other netbooks and I finally decided on the ASUS 1201N PU17-SL 12.1 inch silver netbook. I liked the fact it comes equipped with an Intel Atom 64-Bit N-330 Dual Core CPU, Windows 7 and the NVIDIA ION. I stayed with the 32-bit but it does come with the ability to use the 64-bit operating system.
I'm getting approx 3-4hrs on the 1201n not the best, but I'm never too far from an power outlet.Little know fact:  The 1201n can support 64bit os (i.e., window 7 64bit)  This allows you to take advantage of memory over 3.5GB (up to 8GB). By default you get Window 7 32bit and 2GB or RAM (not too shabby). Also, the Atom 330N can be over-clocked .. I'll just leave it at that.Now, there are lots of reviews on the ASUS 1201N on the net (mostly positive, so you don't need me to convince you.)
There are a lot of people who have reviewed this much more thoroughly than me. Let me just say that I was tentative over this purchase because of the word netbook. I traditionally hate netbooks because in my mind they have tiny screens and don't run well. With the 12 inch screen on this one, that isn't a problem, and probably even before I upgraded my RAM (OCZ OCZ2M8004GK PC2-6400  DDR2 800MHz SODIMM 4 GB Kit), this wouldn't have run slowly. I upgraded my RAM to 4GB anyway, and it runs LIKE A DREAM!
With this dual core processor, Hyper-Threading gives it 4 logical cores. The speed gain when multi-tasking is very noticeable. The big test I sent it through was running a Livestream that took information from the web camera, my desktop, the microphone, and a Garry's Mod screen. It ran this test fantastically. This is major selling point #1.2GB RAM - This was the maximum amount I could load up in my old U100. This amount comes standard with the 1201N, and can be expanded to 4GB (chipset allows for 8GB, but the firmware prevents Windows from seeing it all).
Answer: Mine came with 2 X 1GB.Had to buy 2 X 2GB to upgrade it to 4GB.