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Well i was wondering if there is going to be any noticable difference between ddr3 and ddr4 because from what i have seen it will only allow higher clocks, could somebody explain what is going to be different? even though i don't know anything about it i'm assuming that it will have a very small impact on gaming, correct me if i'm wrong.

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i think ddr4 lowest clock speed will be 2133 mhz what i have heard

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The multiplier on the memory will once again be doubled, which will double the bandwidth.  This will aid memory intensive programs a bit, and APUs, but CPU performance will largely be unaffected by this.

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ahh and ddr4 will ahve 288 pin i think!

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Ther is no difference between 1155 and 2011 in games because of the dubbled bandwidth...so I think it will make no difference.

 

we are talking about rams and u started to talk about CPUs and sockets:DD

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