Ram, Does The Speed Make Any Difference?

[8521546]

how will i notice any difference between 1333mhz and 2400mhz?
it is faster, but will i notice it ?

[orangecat]

Nope. Unless you use Integrated graphics.

[BlackOutCrisis]

You will definitely notice it but only in certain things. I notice it in the games that I play like path of exile, levels will load faster and such. In Rift textures will render quicker. I guess if you don't really look at those things then you wouldn't notice it though.

[unidentical]

APUs benefit, from everything I've read about intel's Ivy Bridge, nothing over 1866 is worth spending money on, and even then it's a stretch.

[airdeano]

it is faster, depending on your level of computer knowledge, prolly not. usually

certain productivity appz benefit from higher-speed RAM. but usually from a cost

benefit, not really any benefit 3-50ns (nanosecond) differences.

 

gaming RAM widely used is the 1600MHz maybe 1866 if a memory sale. no need

in more than that, especially if the motherboard will not support it (something to check)

 

airdeano

[Glenwing]

[mgsstar]

You won't notice a difference if you are using an Intel cpu but if you are using an APU then it will make a difference. I would get 1600mhz ram because I think that they are standardized for general use/gaming usage because I see many ram use this clock.