No, infact mixing a new stick of ram might not be compatible especially if it's not the exact same stick with the exact same timings. What resolution will you be gaming at? I doubt you'll use more then 12gb of ram while gaming. Wait untill you recieve your machine and check ram usage, adding more ram shouldn't have a gaming performance increase.
No, infact mixing a new stick of ram might not be compatible especially if it's not the exact same stick with the exact same timings. What resolution will you be gaming at? I doubt you'll use more then 12gb of ram while gaming. Wait untill you recieve your machine and check ram usage, adding more ram shouldn't have a gaming performance increase.
No, infact mixing a new stick of ram might not be compatible especially if it's not the exact same stick with the exact same timings. What resolution will you be gaming at? I doubt you'll use more then 12gb of ram while gaming. Wait untill you recieve your machine and check ram usage, adding more ram shouldn't have a gaming performance increase.
my question is would would duel channel run games better than single ?
the difference in gaming is within the margin of error when benchmarking
Benchmarking is different than actual game play for example 2 rigs with one having single and the other having duel both could get around 100 fps but one being less smoother experiance is the real question. getting 100 fps with stutter doesnt make for a good experience even though on paper it looks great
the difference in gaming is within the margin of error when benchmarking
Benchmarking is different than actual game play for example 2 rigs with one having single and the other having duel both could get around 100 fps but one being less smoother experiance is the real question. getting 100 fps with stutter doesnt make for a good experience even though on paper it looks great
yeah, you do not get stutter from single channel RAM...
if you're getting "stutter" you have a fps drop.
what I was trying to say is, while there are situations where dual-channel RAM does make a little bit of difference, gaming doesn't really care