BEST BUDGET RAM BRAND FOR GAMING AND MULTI TASKING

[nonono]

Hey!!!

i am confused about the best budget ram brand

please help

[NotTayyeb]

Kingston. Reliable brand, and im pretty sure they do budget ram too.... 

[nonono]

2 minutes ago, NotTayyeb said:

Kingston. Reliable brand, and im pretty sure they do budget ram too.... 

ok what about g skill and corsair?

[Litargirio]

Brand makes no difference.

 

For CPU intensive stuff, higher frequencies will help a tiny bit; for multitasking you'll want more giggabytes.

Edited January 30, 2017 by Litargirio

[NotTayyeb]

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

ok what about g skill and corsair?

Whatevers cheaper, and from a brand you trust really.... 

 

1 minute ago, Litargirio said:

It makes no difference. For CPU intensive stuff, higher frequencies will help a tiny bit; for multitasking you'll want more giggabytes.

basically this... 

[nonono]

2 minutes ago, Litargirio said:

Brand makes no difference.

 

For CPU intensive stuff, higher frequencies will help a tiny bit; for multitasking you'll want more giggabytes.

capacity is 16gb

[nonono]

3 minutes ago, NotTayyeb said:

Whatevers cheaper, and from a brand you trust really.... 

 

basically this... 

ok

[Litargirio]

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

capacity is 16gb

That should be plenty for most stuff; buy whichever is cheapest or looks prettier, but don't get an unusually low frequency.

[nonono]

1 minute ago, Litargirio said:

That should be plenty for most stuff; buy whichever is cheapest or looks prettier, but don't get an unusually low frequency.

2400mhz vs 3200 mhz

[Litargirio]

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

2400mhz vs 3200 mhz

Higher is better.

[NotTayyeb]

2 minutes ago, dattharao said:

2400mhz vs 3200 mhz

 

1 minute ago, Litargirio said:

Higher is better.

 

Higher is better, but within reasonable price difference - no point spending much more for the higher speed ram, its a small benefit, and well, you're on a budget.

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4 minutes ago, NotTayyeb said:

 

 

Higher is better, but within reasonable price difference - no point spending much more for the higher speed ram, its a small benefit, and well, you're on a budget.

ok 1x8 gb (2400mhz) = 4300 inr ($63)

1x16 gb (3200mhz) = 8500 inr ($125)

[NotTayyeb]

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

ok 1x8 gb (2400mhz) = 4300 inr ($63)

1x16 gb (3200mhz) = 8500 inr ($125)

You'll want to go for 2x8gb instead of 1x16gb.. its better to have 2 sticks instead of 1 so you can run em in dual channel and get somewhat better performance

[nonono]

1 minute ago, NotTayyeb said:

You'll want to go for 2x8gb instead of 1x16gb.. its better to have 2 sticks instead of 1 so you can run em in dual channel and get somewhat better performance

ok thank you

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4 minutes ago, NotTayyeb said:

You'll want to go for 2x8gb instead of 1x16gb.. its better to have 2 sticks instead of 1 so you can run em in dual channel and get somewhat better performance

why dual channel is better than single channel

[NotTayyeb]

4 minutes ago, dattharao said:

why dual channel is better than single channel

 

[nonono]

25 minutes ago, NotTayyeb said:

 

i don't understand