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09-30-2009, 04:28 PM
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with 6 Gb of DDR3 I thought load screens were a thing of the past
I recently built my first computer and thought that 6Gb of DDR3 1600 was overkill, but I'm finding that load screens still take a good long while to load. Was I overly optimistic or do I need to tweak my hardware?
The build works very well, has been operating without problem for over a month. All parts are compatible but with games the load screens still take a minute. I don't know if I should include more info, nor what information would be useful to anyone out there so I'll keep this minimal. thanks for your help. lewel stamp |
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