Hi guys!
I've been playing H1Z1 a lot on my computer lately, but I am constantly dealing with lag problems. I am pretty certain myself, that it is because of the RAM, and it is not the GPU's fault, so I decided to purchase another RAM chip.
Just to be certain you can answer my question, I'll provide you with my PC specs:
CPU: Intel I3-540 clocked at 3.10 GHz
GPU: HD4830
RAM: A-DATA 2x2GB 1333 mhz
Motherboard: Asus P7H55
Lately, a friend of mine gave me a 1GB 1333 Mhz DDR3 RAM module, which I installed onto my PC. The thing with it is, I do in fact experience less lag in H1Z1, but it comes at a price.The new RAM is different and older than my stock one and for some reason, when it is in my PC, it causes my USB headset to disconnect randomly, which is very, very annoying. This only happens when I am in a game ( any game ). So to get to my actual question, do you guys have any idea what causes that and is it because of the 1GB chip being different and older than the stock ram I have in my PC. Are there any possibilities for that to happen if I purchase a 2GB ram stick which is the same as my stock RAM? And there is one more thing, which I am really not certain of... I heard that the DIMM modules on the motherboard are dual-channel or something, so will that be a problem if I insert a third chip which works alone and not in a channel with another RAM module?
Thank you in advance!
I've been playing H1Z1 a lot on my computer lately, but I am constantly dealing with lag problems. I am pretty certain myself, that it is because of the RAM, and it is not the GPU's fault, so I decided to purchase another RAM chip.
Just to be certain you can answer my question, I'll provide you with my PC specs:
CPU: Intel I3-540 clocked at 3.10 GHz
GPU: HD4830
RAM: A-DATA 2x2GB 1333 mhz
Motherboard: Asus P7H55
Lately, a friend of mine gave me a 1GB 1333 Mhz DDR3 RAM module, which I installed onto my PC. The thing with it is, I do in fact experience less lag in H1Z1, but it comes at a price.The new RAM is different and older than my stock one and for some reason, when it is in my PC, it causes my USB headset to disconnect randomly, which is very, very annoying. This only happens when I am in a game ( any game ). So to get to my actual question, do you guys have any idea what causes that and is it because of the 1GB chip being different and older than the stock ram I have in my PC. Are there any possibilities for that to happen if I purchase a 2GB ram stick which is the same as my stock RAM? And there is one more thing, which I am really not certain of... I heard that the DIMM modules on the motherboard are dual-channel or something, so will that be a problem if I insert a third chip which works alone and not in a channel with another RAM module?
Thank you in advance!
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