Is there a noticable performance increase with choosing a higher speed of the following ram:
DDR2:
667 mhz
800
1066
1142
1250
DDR3:
1066
1333
1600
1800
1866
2000
what about ddr2 1250 vs ddr3 1066, which is better. also, what are the benefits of ddr3 over ddr2. is it worth the extra $$$
Jump to Postnot a ram expert ,but the faster ram speed will decently make a difference ,the closer you get the ram FSB the Same as Your CPU's FSB the better off you will be ,i think ,it works like this i think,CPU 1333 FSB to Ram 800 fsb is like a …
yes system speed greatly increases by usin add RAM
well i am a BTech student n we people always spend gr8 time sharing data in ntwrks...
so as per my practical exp i would say dat system speed significantly increases by doublin the amount of RAM but not merely adidng a new stick which is half or less than half of the existing stick..
for eg a 1 GB RAM system performance would be almost same as 1.5GB
but the effect is significant whn u double it to 2GB
yes system speed greatly increases by usin add RAM
well i am a BTech student n we people always spend gr8 time sharing data in ntwrks...
so as per my practical exp i would say dat system speed significantly increases by doublin the amount of RAM but not merely adidng a new stick which is half or less than half of the existing stick..
for eg a 1 GB RAM system performance would be almost same as 1.5GB
but the effect is significant whn u double it to 2GB
u answered the wrong question, i asked about ram speed, not amount.
not a ram expert ,but the faster ram speed will decently make a difference ,the closer you get the ram FSB the Same as Your CPU's FSB the better off you will be ,i think ,it works like this i think,CPU 1333 FSB to Ram 800 fsb is like a relay runner passing the baton to a runner with one leg ,everything will slow down ,
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