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Does higher Mhz and latencies mean faster Alt + tab-ing
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__________________Kingston DDR 2 800Mhz 5-5-5-15@2T (4gb) vs. Corsair DDR 3 1600Mhz 8-8-8-24@2T (6gb) = DDR 3 wins in quicker ALT+TABs? (example playing Crysis, CoD and Prototype.. alt tab alt tab alt tab) ( i know its s2pd but does the higher Mhz and lower latencies mean faster alt tabbing?) thanks in advance
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There is alot more than just speed & latency difference between DDR2 and DDR3.
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Latency difference make more impact than speed (MHz) difference (almost no impact). But ultimately they don't really matter. Only important for overclocking the CPU.
See Here and Here EDIT: The biggest impact in terms of ram is size. More ram is always better. See Here Biggest difference is going from 2GB to 4GB; anything greater than 4GB makes little to no difference unless you like to load a lot of things at the same time and have many things in the background. Basically, the rule of thumb with ram is: the more RAM the better and preferably lower latencies but if price is becoming a big factor its probably not worth it so go with best price/performance ratio.
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If this is RAM and gaming then yea all current RAM is fast enough as not a significant factor in gaming performance. Look at Openeyes first link two games. But I do disagree with the interpretation that from those numbers timings matter more? I just don't agree looking at the same data.
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only way you could do that is if u had over 6gb-8gb of ram and page fileling off, the thing that slows down alt tabing is that whatever u dont use goes on ur hardrive to save memory
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At equal sizes, only the speed and/or latency bring nothing that can be observed when alt+tab.
The 6GB DDR3 kit may have an advantage because it's 6GB and the other DDR2 is 4GB, this can be noticeable if you have many apps open.
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what? whats this "page filing"? Will my system become unstable if i disable it? or more laggy?
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so if "tomshardware" articles were true.. does it make a lot of DDR 2 800 mhz 6-6-6-18 ( i think this is very common) upgrade to "faster" ram but pays more than a 100% more is very bery impractical?
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