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[SOLVED] RAM Difference
Whats the difference between the normal kind of RAM (Being DDR2) and performance RAM. It is fair to say 1 gig of performance RAM matches up against 2 gig of normal RAM
The price difference is very little, therefore wanting to try performance RAM but will i notice any difference between having 2 gig of normal RAM or 2 gig of performance RAM Thanks
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12-27-2008, 04:46 AM
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Re: RAM Difference
Performance Ram will let you set the voltage higher for overclocking and will also usually have a heat spreader to dissipate heat from the sticks for better cooling along with tighter timings if your not overclocking you probably will not see any difference between standard modules and performance modules.
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