New Ram performance
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Jwpanz
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- Apr 17, 2016
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More RAM won't translate into better performance unless you're actually using more than you had before. If your last setup had 8GB and you were using all 8 and experience issues then 16GB would resolve the issue.
There are more factors to consider when wanting better performance such as your boot drive, CPU, or GPU. What are you trying boost performance with? Do you have an SSD?
There are more factors to consider when wanting better performance such as your boot drive, CPU, or GPU. What are you trying boost performance with? Do you have an SSD?
- Oct 22, 2013
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This R7 gpu is embedded in that cpu/apu,you might,and probably will,have better performance if choosing higher speed ram,like 2133mhz or even 2400mhz,depending on what the motherboard supports as well.
Maybe you can send it back for other higher speed ram ...
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