Woow :)) 32 GB ddr4 2400mhz ram for £119 ?? its very nice :)) u can overclocked them up to 3000MHZ !!! i saw 32gb Corsair Dominator 3200mhz for £299 hahaha good luck them
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Salfordgirl1
6 Jan 166#3
Sigh.
Ram cannot be "faster". The higher the Mhz, the longer the latency, meaning they get slower. The difference between 800 mhz and 2400 mhz is almost nothing.
High mhz does NOT equal High Speed.
If you're going to buy RAM, ignore the speed and don't over clock it. Pick a colour you like, a brand you like, and a size you'll need. Everything else is marketing and white noise.
I wouldn't use this RAM simply because it's a brand I've never heard of. You can get 32GB Kingston Fury for £126.
Money_Expert to Salfordgirl1
6 Jan 163#39
u r noob
rev6
6 Jan 163#23
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New2Deals
6 Jan 16#1
You've not included the deliver charge
noss88
6 Jan 16#2
ye but if you getting ddr4 You probably getting new processor and new motherboard so...:smiley:
New2Deals to noss88
6 Jan 16#5
So? Since the price posted isn't the cost to get it delivered, and even if you did buy something else along with it, you'd have to pay delivery.
Salfordgirl1
6 Jan 166#3
Sigh.
Ram cannot be "faster". The higher the Mhz, the longer the latency, meaning they get slower. The difference between 800 mhz and 2400 mhz is almost nothing.
High mhz does NOT equal High Speed.
If you're going to buy RAM, ignore the speed and don't over clock it. Pick a colour you like, a brand you like, and a size you'll need. Everything else is marketing and white noise.
I wouldn't use this RAM simply because it's a brand I've never heard of. You can get 32GB Kingston Fury for £126.
noss88 to Salfordgirl1
6 Jan 162#4
hahahaah nice joke xDDD
Check Test games 1333mhz vs 2400mhz from 10 to 15 fps !! goodk luck with your info and u compare 800mh vs 2400 hah
kingston fury is DDR3 not DDR4 lol
rev6 to Salfordgirl1
6 Jan 16#9
The frequency and CAS timings matter when buying memory. More so with DDR4 and Skylake it seems compared to DDR3 and previous generations, with games too.
Agharta to Salfordgirl1
6 Jan 16#12
Latency is a factor of RAM speed and CAS settings.
Money_Expert to Salfordgirl1
6 Jan 163#39
u r noob
ShoelaceExpress to Salfordgirl1
7 Jan 16#50
No, the higher the latency, the higher the latency. Higher hz means more data cycles at said latency.
New2Deals
6 Jan 16#6
Not true I'm afraid
noss88
6 Jan 16#7
yes but if u going to buy computer staff for around £400 u dont cry to pay for next day delivery which is nice safety sealed packed with haribo from overclockers :smiley:)
New2Deals
6 Jan 16#8
In English please? Free sweets, speculating that people will be ordering anything else, zero relevance. When posting here you're supposed to quote the price including delivery.
Dacra
6 Jan 16#10
Will the let me buy half for half the price?
tsimehC
6 Jan 16#11
Found the OC shill. :smirk:
The delivery price is ridiculous but the RAM price is alright but 8GB is enough for me until the foreseeable future (hopefully prices of DDR4 RAM fall a lot in a few years).
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Ram cannot be "faster". The higher the Mhz, the longer the latency, meaning they get slower. The difference between 800 mhz and 2400 mhz is almost nothing.
High mhz does NOT equal High Speed.
If you're going to buy RAM, ignore the speed and don't over clock it. Pick a colour you like, a brand you like, and a size you'll need. Everything else is marketing and white noise.
I wouldn't use this RAM simply because it's a brand I've never heard of. You can get 32GB Kingston Fury for £126.
All comments (59)
Ram cannot be "faster". The higher the Mhz, the longer the latency, meaning they get slower. The difference between 800 mhz and 2400 mhz is almost nothing.
High mhz does NOT equal High Speed.
If you're going to buy RAM, ignore the speed and don't over clock it. Pick a colour you like, a brand you like, and a size you'll need. Everything else is marketing and white noise.
I wouldn't use this RAM simply because it's a brand I've never heard of. You can get 32GB Kingston Fury for £126.
Check Test games 1333mhz vs 2400mhz from 10 to 15 fps !! goodk luck with your info and u compare 800mh vs 2400 hah
kingston fury is DDR3 not DDR4 lol
The delivery price is ridiculous but the RAM price is alright but 8GB is enough for me until the foreseeable future (hopefully prices of DDR4 RAM fall a lot in a few years).