- Sep 23, 2017
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English is not my native language so if I write wrong, sorry.
My setup is (yes, is an old setup) :
Intel i5 4670K
Gigabyte - GA-Z97X-UD3H
Kingston - HyperX 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
MSI - GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB GAMING X
WD Black 1TB
Coolermaster 212 evo
Case Haf 912
My actual PSU rip, so:
I was going to buy a Seasonic 620 M12ii Evo 80 plus bronze. (I really like modular psu)
But the Seasonic 750W M12ii Evo 80 plus bronze is on sale offer at the store where i usually buy.
1. Is worth to buy a 750W instead of 620W for a lower price? (Yes, i know with 620W should be more than fine. Idk, maybe for a future use)
Now the ram issue:
I know that the RAM uses 1.65V and Haswell CPU uses 1.5V (But i didn't know it when i bought them)
2. What % affects?
3. Is worth replace the actual RAM?
4. In case i want to buy more ram, which option should i choose?
a) 2x4gb
b) 1x8gb
c) 2x8gb (if question 2 is yes)
5. The voltage of all the RAM need to match? (i mean, old-new RAM)
My setup is (yes, is an old setup) :
Intel i5 4670K
Gigabyte - GA-Z97X-UD3H
Kingston - HyperX 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
MSI - GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB GAMING X
WD Black 1TB
Coolermaster 212 evo
Case Haf 912
My actual PSU rip, so:
I was going to buy a Seasonic 620 M12ii Evo 80 plus bronze. (I really like modular psu)
But the Seasonic 750W M12ii Evo 80 plus bronze is on sale offer at the store where i usually buy.
1. Is worth to buy a 750W instead of 620W for a lower price? (Yes, i know with 620W should be more than fine. Idk, maybe for a future use)
Now the ram issue:
I know that the RAM uses 1.65V and Haswell CPU uses 1.5V (But i didn't know it when i bought them)
2. What % affects?
3. Is worth replace the actual RAM?
4. In case i want to buy more ram, which option should i choose?
a) 2x4gb
b) 1x8gb
c) 2x8gb (if question 2 is yes)
5. The voltage of all the RAM need to match? (i mean, old-new RAM)
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