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would more ram help?

so about 2 years ago i made my friend a pc because her laptop was a potato the motherboard i used was a GIGABYTE B365M DS3H LGA 1151 (300 Series) Intel B365 SATA 6Gb/s Micro ATX Intel Motherboard, she is running 16gb of ram and my question is should i get more for her. The reason is she was streaming the quarry on discord and i recorded it, but it lagged so hard that the audio de-synced and had to catch up or the frames drop to a slideshow even with her turning the graphics down (she has AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT and CPU is a intel core i5-8400) so would getting her more ram and having either 16bg or more help with her streaming it and recording it on her end instead of me doing it through discord?

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More RAM might help, but I doubt it. 16GB should be sufficient for most use. I would suspect a wifi / Internet connectiviy / transfer rate issue.

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26 minutes ago, Will92444 said:

so about 2 years ago i made my friend a pc because her laptop was a potato the motherboard i used was a GIGABYTE B365M DS3H LGA 1151 (300 Series) Intel B365 SATA 6Gb/s Micro ATX Intel Motherboard, she is running 16gb of ram and my question is should i get more for her. The reason is she was streaming the quarry on discord and i recorded it, but it lagged so hard that the audio de-synced and had to catch up or the frames drop to a slideshow even with her turning the graphics down (she has AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT and CPU is a intel core i5-8400) so would getting her more ram and having either 16bg or more help with her streaming it and recording it on her end instead of me doing it through discord?

I would be sceptical as to if this was a RAM problem, at least in the form of capacity at this stage. Before diving into getting more RAM I would look to see if the amount in use at the time this happens is 80% or more, if so more RAM may be beneficial but if not then the bottleneck or issue is likely to be elsewhere.

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More ram is always nice, but it's probably the CPU chugging on the encoder. We need to see usage deets while gaming and streaming

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