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Big difference to a corsair memory ?

brubru1998
By brubru1998
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My memory it's the G.skill 8gb (4x2) 1600Mhz, and can i got a BIG diffrence if i change for the CORSAIR Vengeance Pro 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 SDRAM 2400Mhz ? thanks

 

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no. speed only matters if your running off an apu which you arent.

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Not at all. But it depends on the workload. What do you do?

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In terms of what?Gaming, no, editing and rendering, yes.Tho it's ddr3 and it's not stock speeds so you will have to oc the BLK

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as far speed goes you wont notice much of a difference

 

and as far as capacity you wont notice a difference unless you find yourself using the full 8 gb+, if youre not using the full gb then 16 gb will just be a waste

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Just get another 8Gbs of the current ram you've got.

 

 

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Just get the same stick as the one you have now.

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