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image app/site where you can it takes 2 images and auto-puts them side by side into 1 image
 
1. has to only take a few steps
2. image app has to do this by itself
 
there was an image app a long time ago that does this, i've no idea what the name was tho
 
maybe there's something that is current & better
 
since many ppl dont use many image apps, this may be a hard find

how are we suppose to know which ram to pick if we dont know the gains or benefits?
 
we need to know how much the ram is worth
how much benefit does various ram speed give if you're watching a youtube? how much benefit does other ram specs give if you're watching a youtube? how much benefit does various ram speed give if you have the app discord open? how much benefit does other ram specs give if you have the app discord open?  
take cpu 2200g as the example,
https://www.quora.com/Which-RAM-should-I-get-with-a-Ryzen-3-2200G-which-can-be-overclocked  
the main thing that i've taken away about ram so far seems to be:
ram brand does not matter all ram made in same factory  
we can just get ddr1 or ddr2 then? at any speed? and other ram specs?
 
how are we suppose to know which ram to pick if we dont know the gains or benefits?
 
we need to know how much the ram is worth
 
how are we suppose to build a pc without knowing the gains? isnt it just better and easier to get a premade desktop or laptop?
 

how are we suppose to know which ram to pick if we dont know the gains or benefits?
 
we need to know how much the ram is worth
how much benefit does various ram speed give if you're watching a youtube? how much benefit does other ram specs give if you're watching a youtube? how much benefit does various ram speed give if you have the app discord open? how much benefit does other ram specs give if you have the app discord open?  
take cpu 2200g as the example,
https://www.quora.com/Which-RAM-should-I-get-with-a-Ryzen-3-2200G-which-can-be-overclocked  
the main thing that i've taken away about ram so far seems to be:
ram brand does not matter all ram made in same factory  
we can just get ddr1 or ddr2 then? at any speed? and other ram specs?
 
how are we suppose to know which ram to pick if we dont know the gains or benefits?
 
we need to know how much the ram is worth
 
how are we suppose to build a pc without knowing the gains? isnt it just better and easier to get a premade desktop or laptop?