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We did not look at the performance differences between 1, 2 and 4 GB in this analysis, as we already did this a few weeks ago in the article Tom’s Ultimate RAM Speed Tests. Please refer to this article to get more information on memory speed versus memory timings.
Mobile Mark 2007 Performance
Clearly, Mobile Mark 2007 attests to the test system’s better performance when equipped with 2 GB or even 4 GB of memory: a 20% performance boost can be achieved by upgrading from 1 GB to 2 GB of RAM. However, this doesn’t really come as a surprise; the main intention of this article is the following result.
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