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Would gaming benefit from going from 4gb to 8gb of ram?
Would gaming benefit from going from 4gb to 8gb of ram?
I haven't even heard of one game that uses more than 4GB of RAM.
And then ...Although we are running a 64bit operating system most of the applications we use are still 32bit
With photo/video/music editing and of course VMs more than 4GB is useful, but not gaming.
I am surprised that gaming not to mention online gmaing uses less memory then dicken around on photoshop why is that?
Would gaming benefit from going from 4gb to 8gb of ram?
That's like me jump from my setup to my friends. I noticed a little difference with newer games, but nothing huge.What about 4GB of 2133 vs. 8GB of 1600 (for gaming)?
What about 4GB of 2133 vs. 8GB of 1600 (for gaming)?
If so have you seen a real difference? If so where?
And then ...
What about 4GB of 2133 vs. 8GB of 1600 (for gaming)?
What about 4GB of 2133 vs. 8GB of 1600 (for gaming)?
Apparently you're not familiar with the concept of running more than one program at once. Even if a single 32-bit program can't take advantage of having 8GB of RAM, multiple 32-bit programs certainly can.show me a 32bit making use of 3.5gb show me
Apparently you're not familiar with the concept of running more than one program at once. Even if a single 32-bit program can't take advantage of having 8GB of RAM, multiple 32-bit programs certainly can.
That's obvious enough that I didn't think I needed to say it.Not if you are on a 32bit os.
I am planning to get 8GB soon, I would love to get 16GB version but no point and waste unused ram this point.
I wonder if Battlefield 3 will take up much ram ? BF3 suppose be optimized for pc that mean more ram it get better loading maps plus 64 players pretty obvious.
I will just start with 8GB now till see what spec need for BF3 so I will upgrade 8GB more unless somebody write reviews about BF3 stuff like video card and ram usage.
Would gaming benefit from going from 4gb to 8gb of ram?
Although we are running a 64bit operating system most of the applications we use are still 32bit
I upgraded from 4gb to 8gb on a 32bit OS to use the extra 4 gb as a ramdisk for games, which runs quite better for me, when having 4gb and running farcry2 from disk, it would occasionally load vegetations and some textures as you moved around, but now using ramdisk everything is smooth, dont see anything loading.
I'd really like 16gb or a x58 board with 24gb, for games that requires more than 4gb diskspace.