Which is better 1600 or 1333

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Jan 6, 9, 48, 2, Quantity is more important. Not having enough ram will hurt performance much more than having ram that's a little slower.

AdGo Honorable. Apr 4, 0 10, Vic 40 Titan Ambassador. Oct 22, 19, 77, 2, If the question is whether it's worth it to upgrade what you have currently just for that speed difference is the answer no. Oct 26, 0 10, An already older thread bumped. You must log in or register to reply here. Does it matter? Just save and boot into windows to check it. The and designations refer to the transfer rates — theoretically, given same CAS latency, DDR would perform better than DDR due to its greater maximum bandwidth.

As Jack said, the prices are usually practically the same, so might as well go with The fact that mhz works good is true too. But a mhz will make a lot of difference. Yes it definitely is. The Difference Between Capacity and Speed Increasing the size of your RAM reduces the likelihood of needing to use your hard drive for these temporary files.

RAM has a large size with even higher capacity, whereas ROM is smaller in size and even with lesser capacity. RAM is a high-speed memory with reading-write operations, which happen at a fast pace, whereas ROM is slower speed memory, which is less prone to modification and can be done via an external program. When manufacturers design and build computers, they add a slimmed-down interface to the ROM. ROM provides the necessary instructions for communication between various hardware components.

Other advantages of ROM include: Its static nature means it does not require refreshing. It is easy to test. ROM is more reliable than RAM since it is non-volatile in nature and cannot be altered or accidentally changed. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search.