i was searching but i cant find anything here... whats the difference between the both? is there a clockspeed difference?
gamaliel
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Jump to PostDouble sided is generally considered quicker but to be honest, the difference isn't all that much.
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Rik_
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Double sided is generally considered quicker but to be honest, the difference isn't all that much.
gamaliel
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ahhhh ok... so there would be no difference if im going to buy single sided? or is it better if i go to double sided
Rik_
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Double sided generally works quicker in dual channel if your motherboard supports it, but again, it's not a whole lot quicker. Going for the highest speed ram that your mobo will take reaps greater benefits in speed.
As an example, I have a Lenovo X61 laptop which had 4gig of pc2 5300 ram in it when I got it. I have since swapped it out for 4gig of pc2 6400 and it's noticably quicker!
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