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Re: RAM Explained 2015/12/18 14:13:56 (permalink)
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My LINK below is a GOOD read; it is also more current, with RAM performance information.
 
http://www.anandtech.com/...-scaling-on-haswell/10
 
 
Thanks Squall_Rinoa86 for sharing this link in my other post asking for Help choosing my RAM.



I Know you are trying to be helpful,but is there any newer data than 2013 ? At least that was the date of the posts on that page.




 
How about this, from February 2015?  "memory scaling on X99"
 
Just try searching "memory scaling on ------" what ever platform you want.



http://www.anandtech.com/show/8959/ddr4-haswell-e-scaling-review-2133-to-3200-with-gskill-corsair-adata-and-crucial
 
 
Hope this helps the form members.
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Re: RAM Explained 2017/04/28 15:22:55 (permalink)
thx for the breakdown Johnson.  =)
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Re: RAM Explained 2017/04/30 22:11:19 (permalink)
It might be worth mentioning Intel Octane memory. To have 32gb of non-volatile memory that stays when I turn the computer off along with my volatile system RAM seems good and would really help speed up a hard disc drive. The only issue with it I see is SSD drives have fallen to where I would have to consider if I want Octane memory or if the money would be better spent on an SSD. Still waiting for more numbers to see how that plays out in the real world as Octane is pretty new.

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Re: RAM Explained 2017/06/05 15:53:24 (permalink)
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It might be worth mentioning Intel Octane memory. To have 32gb of non-volatile memory that stays when I turn the computer off along with my volatile system RAM seems good and would really help speed up a hard disc drive. The only issue with it I see is SSD drives have fallen to where I would have to consider if I want Octane memory or if the money would be better spent on an SSD. Still waiting for more numbers to see how that plays out in the real world as Octane is pretty new.




Friend got one on ebay for cheap and said there was no difference with a SSD and he paid 20 bucks for it. I guess if your on a budget maybe but you need to have a m.2 slot anyway and I dont see someone spending megabucks on a mobo just to buy a HD. Seems silly. 
 
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Re: RAM Explained 2017/06/23 03:38:55 (permalink)
good information. Especially for unexperienced builders. :)
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Re:Memory Ram explained 2017/07/07 12:00:16 (permalink)
Good info.
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Re: RAM Explained 2017/07/11 11:13:44 (permalink)
Thanks for this, I am sure it will be very helpful to some people
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Re: RAM Explained 2017/08/14 21:39:57 (permalink)
Thanks for the information, but could you reupload the imageshack iamge?
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Re: RAM Explained 2017/08/23 21:49:10 (permalink)
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Thanks for the information, but could you reupload the imageshack iamge?



I PM'd the OP on that problem. He should respond a little later.

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Re: RAM Explained 2017/08/23 22:21:04 (permalink)
The original image is no longer available so I have uploaded a similar image which explains basically the same info 

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Re: RAM Explained 2017/09/19 23:54:38 (permalink)
Great post.
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Re: RAM Explained 2017/12/10 02:47:00 (permalink)
How much is difference between DDR4 2666MHz and SO-DIMM DDR4 2666MHz.
Now precisely, approximately 10-20% better performance. 

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Re: RAM Explained 2018/01/27 13:54:27 (permalink)
I wonder if I should upgrade to 32gb 3000+MHz soon, I'm currently sitting on 16gb 2800 MHz but RAM needs have been getting steadily higher, especially with infinity fabric that gives a decent boost to performance.
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Re: RAM Explained 2018/01/28 01:49:55 (permalink)
I don't have resources now. I need to pay 350 euro for watercooling.
But that's parts without any waterblock. Because I have Monoblock and GPU cooling will be build on Summer.
Can you imagine 350 euro, pump-res, radiator, fittings, adapters.
 
And I really don't have 400 euro for 32GB od Dominator Platinum while computer use half of 16GB max.
I plan to update platform when DDR5 show up and than I will go immediately on 32-64GB.

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Re: RAM Explained 2018/01/28 02:10:20 (permalink)
thank you for this informative post

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Re: RAM Explained 2018/01/28 08:10:10 (permalink)
Quality thread for sure finally learned what some of those abbreviations mean
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Re: RAM Explained 2018/01/28 09:41:05 (permalink)
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I plan to update platform when DDR5 show up and than I will go immediately on 32-64GB.


Now that you mention it that's probably the path I'll take too. Why get DDR4 when DDR5 is on the horizon and is rumored to boast a 2x increase in speed.
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Re: RAM Explained 2018/01/29 00:15:14 (permalink)
Thanks for the help. Finally understand it a little better. 


 
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Re: RAM Explained 2018/01/30 10:32:08 (permalink)
I would disagree with some of that graph. I haven't seen a game yet that can't run properly on ultra settings with 8gb of RAM.
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Re:Memory Ram explained 2018/02/04 06:44:30 (permalink)
Very good info.
I had a problem where I upgraded my ram and my video card stopped working. Have you ever heard of that? I am starting to dive into researching it but wondered if anyone ever heard of that.
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Re:Memory Ram explained 2018/03/09 10:32:50 (permalink)
16 it is
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Re:Memory Ram explained 2018/03/14 08:15:08 (permalink)
I was set on using only 16gb but i'm moving that to 32gb's after this article. 

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Re:Memory Ram explained 2019/02/21 11:35:59 (permalink)

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Re:Memory Ram explained 2019/04/19 13:28:32 (permalink)

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Re:Memory Ram explained 2020/02/12 10:50:14 (permalink)

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Re:Memory Ram explained 2020/06/18 18:15:34 (permalink)
Thank you for this.
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Re: RAM Explained 2020/09/26 02:01:22 (permalink)
What's the best place to download more RAM? My grandma wants to know. 
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Re: RAM Explained 2020/10/02 06:39:12 (permalink)
This was really helpful information that I havent seen broken down like this.
Thank you!
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Re: RAM Explained 2020/11/18 09:43:41 (permalink)
the ram i need is out of stock, but once i have it this will be really useful, thanks!
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Re: RAM Explained 2020/11/26 18:42:10 (permalink)
Helpful descriptions of RAM settings!
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