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D Dyllan Thompson Guest Sep 8, 2017 #22 16gb is nice to have it's like a safety thing not many programs/games ect uses a lot of ram to my knowledge
16gb is nice to have it's like a safety thing not many programs/games ect uses a lot of ram to my knowledge
D David Quinn Guest Sep 8, 2017 #25 Tip: get 1 8gb dim of ram then save up buy another 8gb dim (same speeds) slap it in system. Yes it will cost you more per gig but if you have a tight budget it works.
Tip: get 1 8gb dim of ram then save up buy another 8gb dim (same speeds) slap it in system. Yes it will cost you more per gig but if you have a tight budget it works.
D David Chun Guest Sep 8, 2017 #27 why does it matter if other's have a better build? There are people with 128GB's of RAM; doesn't mean that you can't get 8GB's. Logical fallacy
why does it matter if other's have a better build? There are people with 128GB's of RAM; doesn't mean that you can't get 8GB's. Logical fallacy
R Ron Hair Guest Sep 8, 2017 #30 I'm running 8gb right now. Upgrading to 16 is on the list, right under a 144hz monitor.
K Kasper Nordal Andersen Guest Sep 8, 2017 #31 My old Pentium III workstation has 8Gb RAM. And its 17 years old by now.
J James Cassidy Guest Sep 8, 2017 #36 16 looking to get 32 lol. But you will be safe with 16GB for years yet. Solid investment
J Jackson Gosnell Guest Sep 8, 2017 #40 Dont worry your head about RAM unless you're playing 4K or are a content creator. Your GPU, CPU, and overall cooling is much more important.
Dont worry your head about RAM unless you're playing 4K or are a content creator. Your GPU, CPU, and overall cooling is much more important.