Great price for the 2666mhz. just ordered two to take me up to 32gb.
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danielUK84
17 Apr 16#16
No idea what you lot are doing to require 16gb or 32gb. The only time ive ever wished for more than 8 was when editing massive Photoshop files. No game i have ever used has taken all 8. You could argue 16gb is for future proofing purposes i guess.
I recently moved to 16GB and now notice certain games are using a lot more RAM than they used to i.e. i nexcess of 7GB. The more you have the more (certain games) will use.
jsty3105 to danielUK84
1 May 16#21
Page 3 was especially enlightening - negligible difference.
I keep trying to find a reason to upgrade from 8 to 16 but every time I check, I don't see enough reasons to do so. Even accounting for the photo, video, and audio editing my PC is also used for. Then again - I think I got decent RAM so that probably helps - Corsair Memory Vengeance 8GB DDR3 1600 MHz CAS 9 XMP
rev6
18 Apr 16#20
Probably using more if you check commit charge.
dragoncurt
18 Apr 16#18
so cheap I paid around £80 I think. Dam
AG1LL98
17 Apr 16#17
nice find!
fishmaster
17 Apr 16#15
No game uses 32GB or can utilise 32GB, 64GB is even more nonsense if you're wanting the RAM for gaming. For professional tasks 64GB is or isn't enough depending on the workload. I have a workstation with 32GB RAM I can game on it easily obviously, no game I've seen or read about needs 32GB or anywhere near that yet. 16GB is good enough, anyway 32GB is cheap so you might feel what the heck I'll get it anyway.
Summary:
You don't need 32GB+ for gaming.
delicatejew
17 Apr 161#14
You probably have 40 video tabs open at once
Noclouds
17 Apr 16#4
The C16 latency timing may be a bit disappointing (16-18-18-35 ) but it's hard to be disappointed, at that price, have some more heat!
Will this work with 2400mhz ram? That is from same make but only mhz is different
rev6 to ali254
17 Apr 16#11
Probably. These will downclock to 2400MHz.
Jo444
17 Apr 161#5
Why u need 32gb or RAM u calculate fly on Mars?
daveroy to Jo444
17 Apr 16#8
It's surprisingly easy to chew through that much RAM with some games, Photoshop, video work etc. My next upgrade is another 32gb to take me up to 64.
zomg to Jo444
17 Apr 161#9
I'm using 2.1Gb with just two tabs open in Chrome after a fresh boot :confused:
If you want to open the Ashley Madison database to see if your boyfriend's been cheating on you then 16Gb is the minimum you need :smirk:
borak
17 Apr 161#7
You'd need more than 32gb to calculate that
MattyHodgson123
17 Apr 16#6
Jo444, I've seen my PC up to 13GB of usage, playing The Division with a few applications open in the background. An upgrade to 32GB is on my to do list.
I bought the 3000MHz version of this RAM about 6 weeks ago. £84 for 16GB.
Peew971
17 Apr 161#2
£57.22 for 16GB is great but then with postage it's not as good a deal. Needs a way to get free postage.
Peew971 to Peew971
17 Apr 16#3
Nevermind, you can get free postage so that's a great deal indeed :smiley:
Dayksa
17 Apr 16#1
Heat for the price if buying more than one but you have to add shipping if you are only getting one stick.
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http://www.techspot.com/article/1043-8gb-vs-16gb-ram
I keep trying to find a reason to upgrade from 8 to 16 but every time I check, I don't see enough reasons to do so. Even accounting for the photo, video, and audio editing my PC is also used for. Then again - I think I got decent RAM so that probably helps - Corsair Memory Vengeance 8GB DDR3 1600 MHz CAS 9 XMP
Summary:
You don't need 32GB+ for gaming.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/corsair-cmk16gx4m2a2400c14-vengeance-lpx-16gb-2x8gb-ddr4-2400mhz-cl14-memory-kit-2417938
If you want to open the Ashley Madison database to see if your boyfriend's been cheating on you then 16Gb is the minimum you need :smirk:
I bought the 3000MHz version of this RAM about 6 weeks ago. £84 for 16GB.