Z zantaff Member Jan 9, 2013 #1 I know this answer has been asked, before, but I'm just comparing 2 kinds. Running on an ASUS P8Z77-V PRO Price vs Speed vs Compatibility vs Real World difference. Kingston HyperX (4x4GB) ~ $60 DDR3 1600MHz 9-9-9-27 -or- Komputerbay (2x8GB) ~ $65 DDR3 1600MHz 10-10-10-27
I know this answer has been asked, before, but I'm just comparing 2 kinds. Running on an ASUS P8Z77-V PRO Price vs Speed vs Compatibility vs Real World difference. Kingston HyperX (4x4GB) ~ $60 DDR3 1600MHz 9-9-9-27 -or- Komputerbay (2x8GB) ~ $65 DDR3 1600MHz 10-10-10-27
wolfeking banned Jan 9, 2013 #2 There will be little real world difference. The Latency is lower on the kingston, and the price is lower. Speed wise you will see no difference. Really, it all depends on if you want to upgrade to 32GB later.
There will be little real world difference. The Latency is lower on the kingston, and the price is lower. Speed wise you will see no difference. Really, it all depends on if you want to upgrade to 32GB later.
Z zantaff Member Jan 9, 2013 #3 wolfeking said: There will be little real world difference. The Latency is lower on the kingston, and the price is lower. Speed wise you will see no difference. Really, it all depends on if you want to upgrade to 32GB later. Click to expand... Thanks. I wasn't quite sure. However... I've heard that running 4x anything under 8gb can burn out your motherboard. Any truth?
wolfeking said: There will be little real world difference. The Latency is lower on the kingston, and the price is lower. Speed wise you will see no difference. Really, it all depends on if you want to upgrade to 32GB later. Click to expand... Thanks. I wasn't quite sure. However... I've heard that running 4x anything under 8gb can burn out your motherboard. Any truth?
wolfeking banned Jan 9, 2013 #4 none at all. you can do anything from 4GB up to 32GB based on what you do from 1/2/4/8 GB DIMMs. No damage will be done at all.
none at all. you can do anything from 4GB up to 32GB based on what you do from 1/2/4/8 GB DIMMs. No damage will be done at all.
WeatherMan Active Member Jan 9, 2013 #5 The old days of performance/compatibility/stability issues of using every slot available on your motherboard is long gone. As long as you're not overclocking your 4 sticks to the ends of the earth and back you will have zero problems
The old days of performance/compatibility/stability issues of using every slot available on your motherboard is long gone. As long as you're not overclocking your 4 sticks to the ends of the earth and back you will have zero problems