But on the opposite end, you can install too much with little to no added benefit. If your system has too little RAM, it can be slow and sluggish. The speed and performance of your system directly correlate to the amount of RAM you have installed. SSDs (solid state drives) are also important components and will help your system reach its peak performance. The more programs your system is running, the more you’ll need. It stores the information your computer is actively using so that it can be accessed quickly. RAM gives applications a place to store and access data on a short-term basis. 'To launch the truck without the RamBox is just ridiculous,' says another unhappy pusher-man.Computer random access memory (RAM) is one of the most important components in determining your system’s performance. We're trying to understand how much volume we can sell.' Meanwhile, the dealers are left fuming. 'We're trying to get a balance between volume and price,' says Marc Seguin, senior manager for Ram marketing. What the hell is the problem? Where's it at?' This is probably not the way Chrysler was hoping the RamBox would change the game.

I don't want a bunch of trucks sitting on my lot without it. 'I think the RamBox is going to be a big seller if it's priced reasonably. 'Until I've seen the RamBox and how it's priced, you're not going to be getting any orders from me,' says one Dodge dealer. Automotive News (sub) reports that Dodge has not priced the RamBox yet, but 'dealers say they have heard discussions of an option price of $1,600 to $2,100.' But the New Chrysler wants dealers to order the option without knowing what it will cost, a limb the dealers aren't eager to walk out on. Despite Nardelli's and Co-President Jim Press's relentless 'game changer' hype, the Ram Box is not good to go.

now ensconced in Auburn Hills, Nardelli is banking on the RamBox storage option to move its all-new Ram in the teeth of a stiff anti-truck headwind. When Chrysler CEO Bob Nardelli was Chief Executive Despot at the Home Despot, he hung his monstrous paycheck on such gimmicky products as the Peter Arnell-inspired ergonomic fire extinguisher.

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