Author Topic: Is there any guideline for buying RAM?  (Read 2036 times)

What clock speeds does it support though

You should avoid downloading ram unless you like viruses. Its obvious.

Download Speccy and post a screenshot.
Also your concern of having 4GB of RAM for GTA V when you've got an A10 and integrated graphics is absurd.


do not buy ddr3 that uses more then 1.5v

that stock overclocked ram just stuffs out.

ddr4

Nothx. You have to upgrade pretty much everything just to get ddr4. Normally upgrading everything would be ok, but ddr3 is still more than viable and atm ddr4 is more reserved for those with a fair amount of spending cash

However, if you have a stuff system and you have a large budget, then i say go for it. If your system is 4690k, a good mobo, and 8-16GB ram, then there is no point to upgrading.


i really hope i can at least run the game at a somewhat decent rate, i'm not expecting to get ultra
would suck if i paid $60 for stuffty FPS


i really hope i can at least run the game at a somewhat decent rate, i'm not expecting to get ultra
would suck if i paid $60 for stuffty FPS

I think you paid $60 for no fps you nitwit.

jesus your cpu is hot


jesus your cpu is hot
your standards must be really low

your standards must be really low
i guess you would know



i don't see why i won't be able to run it
i can run just cause 2 fine