i5 4670 1866 mhz RAM

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DonQuixoteMC

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Nope. Nor is there a noticeable difference above 1333MHz. Not for gaming anyway or most every application. If you are dealing with huge files and content creation or benchmarks, then you will see a difference. Otherwise, it's not worth the price premium.
 
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What are the exact models? I would normally say "yes," but depending on the timings, you may actually see better performance for your needs from the 1600MHz memory.



 
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DonQuixoteMC

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Yeah, the difference in timings is completely negligible (9-9-9-27 vs 9-9-9-24).

Just go with whatever one you think looks best. In this scenario, I would probably just go with the 1866MHz Memory. Either way you're getting some great stuff. It can't hurt to have faster memory, I only recommend against it solely because of the price premium (which is not an issue here).

Enjoy!
 
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