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Thread: 6gb and 8gb RAM

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    Default 6gb and 8gb RAM

    Well as many of you know, I am in the process of sending a stick of RAM back as it is dead. Anyway when I originally bought it everyone was like 'you won't see a difference between the RAM if you have 8gb or 6gb'. I will now say you CAN tell a massive difference.
    • Start up is wayy slower.
    • Things don't load quite so fast.
    There is a difference.


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    I'm no expert but I thought things like that were generally a lot more dependant on the speed of your HDD and processor?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jordy View Post
    I'm no expert but I thought things like that were generally a lot more dependant on the speed of your HDD and processor?
    All I can say is that my pc is much slower after removing 2gb. Obviously I may be wrong - if I am than I need to check other parts lol.


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    What configuration was and now is the RAM in? Are you using DDR2, DDR3 Dual or Triple Channel?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jordy View Post
    I'm no expert but I thought things like that were generally a lot more dependant on the speed of your HDD and processor?
    Generally things starting slowly are HDD speeds.
    Quote Originally Posted by Chippiewill View Post
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