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Aurum Master Cheater
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kls85 I post too much
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Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 9:01 am Post subject: |
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Lower the better, but it's not much of a difference and you won't notice it unless you run some benchmarks.
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So the product 3 kingston hyper would be best because it has 4 latency? is it worth spending $15 extra for 1 latency point.
Im going to be using my laptop for college work and games would a game count as a benchmark?
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Shota Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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maybe if you run synthetic benchmarks, running games would not gain you any fps at all unless 0.5 fps matters
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2010 8:24 pm Post subject: Re: Buying RAM |
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Aurum wrote: | I need to upgrade my laptop RAM and im not sure what to buy. Could someone help me decide which one to buy and tell me the difference between 4 latency, 5 latency, and 6 latency. Is the performace boost really noticeable between 6 latency and 4 latency, should i just settle for 5? |
there's basically no noticeable real world difference
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