8GB 2133MHz vs 16GB 1600Mhz

DomQZW

Honorable
Sep 17, 2013
10
0
10,520
The title says it all. I'll be using it for video editing. I also had a conversation with someone else, but he didn't answer, you can read about it herehttp://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804195/newbie-z87-system-builder-meeee.html#11552309
 
Solution
I haven't noticed much of a difference between my old 1600MHz RAM and my new 2400 MHz RAM. If you're doing video editing and using a program like After Effects, which can utilize all the RAM you'll give it, go with the 16 GB.

P1nnacle

Distinguished
I haven't noticed much of a difference between my old 1600MHz RAM and my new 2400 MHz RAM. If you're doing video editing and using a program like After Effects, which can utilize all the RAM you'll give it, go with the 16 GB.
 
Solution

Kurifox

Honorable
Jul 30, 2013
415
0
10,960


This as been asked a lot of times, and i still dont believe that the 2133 (pricey) ram is much faster than 1600, especially when you only get half the RAM.
I may not be the best person to advice, since i have not done my homework on 2133 ram, but if it were me i would go with 16gb.
Having 2x8gb and doing a ton of editing and modeling, i know how usefull it is.
 

DomQZW

Honorable
Sep 17, 2013
10
0
10,520
Wow I posted that like 20mins ago and I got 3 replies already! Thanks! And what brand of ram should I buy? And don't worry about cpu cooling height issues, I'm using a h100i
 

P1nnacle

Distinguished


Brand is all personal preference, I highly recommend Corsair.
 

DomQZW

Honorable
Sep 17, 2013
10
0
10,520
Oh btw what do u think of my build?Intel Core i7 4770K CPU
Corsair H100i CPU Cooler
ASUS Z87-PRO Motherboard
2x EVGA GeForce GTX 760 Dual 4GB FTW w/ ACX Cooling
Corsair Vengeance 16GB 1600MHz RAM
256GB Samsung 840 Pro Series SSD
2TB Western Digital Caviar Black HDD
Corsair RM1000 PSU
Cooler Master CM Storm Scout 2 Advanced Case in White
Bluray Drive
5 ¼ SD Card Reader
Windows 8 OS
 

P1nnacle

Distinguished


Looks like I'm going to have to start catching up, I'm still running 570s in my rig.
 

DomQZW

Honorable
Sep 17, 2013
10
0
10,520

Haha yeah but I need to save up more money for the 2 760's and the 4770k!
 

P1nnacle

Distinguished


Well there you have it. You'll definitely have a good editing machine when you get it all assembled though, don't fold and buy something cheaper, it will be worth it later. You should select a best solution so you don't get more people in here giving you advice.
 

TRENDING THREADS