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Old 12-19-2007, 08:03 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Cheapest VS Most Expensive RAM

Has anyone had the benefit of buying the most expensive memory and the cheapest and switching them out and noticing a difference?

I bought the cheapest memory I could cuz I spent all the money on other components, and I'm just wondering if it's gunna end up bottlenecking the system.
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Are you planning on overclocking?
I believe this is one place where the difference between cheaper and spendier ram really shows.
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If you put in the best ram for you PC it might perform a little better than if you put the worst in. But like epidemik said its mainly for over clocking. Or at least thats what I think.
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eh some a-data 800mhz ram would do anyone just fine, they all work great
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eh some a-data 800mhz ram would do anyone just fine, they all work great

Indeed they do, A-Data is now my trusted brand of choice.
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