Memory
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zalittle said:
http://www.thetechrepository.com/showthread.php?t=16Best solution
I think it's the length of time it takes teh memory to communicate with the cpu. I could be totally wrong since I'm just going on old facts (from over 10 years ago) without googling.
Either way you want faster the better. Cas9...ok
Cas7...much better..
Cas6 ... you're a money spender, in a good way.
Either way you want faster the better. Cas9...ok
Cas7...much better..
Cas6 ... you're a money spender, in a good way.
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