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Is it instantly noticeable if you are running DDR Ram when playing games? i.e is there such a big performance difference between running two sticks of 512mb 3200 compared to 2 x 256 3200 and 1 stick of 512mb 3200?
Named examples or instances of massive differences would be appreciated.
Cheers!
Named examples or instances of massive differences would be appreciated.
Cheers!
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cant say you notice it "RIGHT" away... you know like when you've been playing a game for a while, you often get slow downs and jerky bits. With larger amounts of RAM, you never get this.
I have 2gb of DDR400 (2x 1gb Corsair Gaming Memory). I did have 3gb, but I sold it for a new motherboard. And, I noticed a huge difference with the missing RAM. Used to it again now and I aint played games for hours on end like I used it no more.
Advantage of large amounts of RAM is also having my programs at the same time, so opening PS7, and ur entire office suite hardly becomes much of a problem.
I have 2gb of DDR400 (2x 1gb Corsair Gaming Memory). I did have 3gb, but I sold it for a new motherboard. And, I noticed a huge difference with the missing RAM. Used to it again now and I aint played games for hours on end like I used it no more.
Advantage of large amounts of RAM is also having my programs at the same time, so opening PS7, and ur entire office suite hardly becomes much of a problem.
Is it instantly noticeable if you are running DDR Ram when playing games? i.e is there such a big performance difference between running two sticks of 512mb 3200 compared to 2 x 256 3200 and 1 stick of 512mb 3200?
Named examples or instances of massive differences would be appreciated.
Cheers!
Named examples or instances of massive differences would be appreciated.
Cheers!
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