The Ultimate RAM Guide for Gamers in 2020-21
Designing your first ideal computer system is a daunting
task. Especially, finding parts to help assemble your computer can be
overwhelming. Often the most effort is spent on selecting which processor and
graphic card, knowing your RAM is just as significant. If you have high-quality
RAM, it can help your games load faster, shortening the time you spend waiting
for it to load. Having spare RAM is key when on apps like Google Chrome or
social media. Initially, start by learning everything about RAM. HyperX manufactures
top-quality RAM but first, we need to know what RAM is.
Random-Access Memory (RAM), stores data temporarily to
make it readily available without the need to access the larger hard drive,
which is slower. A larger RAM allows more concurrent processes allowing you to open
more applications or play games which demand more resources. A system with 8GB
RAM would be able to store less than a system with 16GB RAM. The amount of RAM
isn’t the only factor to consider, RAM modules come in various speeds and
generations.
Today there are 2 generations of DDR RAM readily
manufactured on the market, DDR3 and DDR4. The generation number is significant
as the newer DDR4 Memory
Cards from BuyKingston is more advanced than its predecessor (DDR3). There
are significant differences, DDR4 utilizes lower voltages, has more pins, runs
at higher speeds, and is more efficient. In terms of cost, DDR4 is slightly
more costly than the DDR3 version of the same specification.
Remember DDR3 and DDR4 both have different connections so
it’s important to check the compatibility of your motherboard. The generation
of RAM that is supported will be stated in the manual or a quick online search
will reveal the required details. Despite DDR3 being older it remains current
for many systems. In the upcoming years, less DDR3 systems will be manufactured
as DDR4 will take over entirely. The best option for future planning would be
to buy a DDR4 system. As you notice these small changes, more DDR4 motherboards
will become common.
RAM modules are installed into slots on motherboards,
most of whom have four slots, although some high-end gaming systems have eight.
Single module's capacities range from 4GB-32GB, as they work better in pairs
they are often sold as kits of two or four. The minimum RAM size we’d recommend
for a high-end gaming system is 16GB (two 8GB modules). However, if you are
planning on running several apps in the background you should consider at least
32GB or higher.
The speed (clock speed) at which the RAM operates defines
how fast information from it can be read by the computer. Mainly this is
dependent on the generation of DDR as DD3 has a top speed of 2133MHz whereas
DDR4 can get to 4600MHz. The higher speed comes with a higher price tag however
DDR3 RAM is fully sufficient for modern games. Speed is not as important as the
module's capacity.
Laptops and notebooks use different RAM than desktop PCs,
so this means you need to obtain a special type of RAM. UDIMM modules are used
in PCs, whereas laptops and notebooks use SODIMM modules. RAM modules are
marked as DIMM or SODIMM making them simple to find. Despite the fact, you'll
still need to search for your notebook's motherboard to make sure it's
well-matched with that generation of RAM, for which you can use the
compatibility finder BuyKingston.
HyperX modules come in a variety of speeds and sizes for
all finances and methods. HyperX DDR3 modules are manufactured in the HyperX
FURY and HyperX Predator ranges. Whereas, DDR4 modules are available under the
HyperX FURY and HyperX Predator ranges. RAM can be bought as individual sticks
or in kits.
The latest HyperX memory upgrades make the ideal upgrade
especially the HyperX Predator DDR4 RBG range. This range allows customized
lighting controls; add your personal touch by coloring your rigs.
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