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Should i buy 1 GB of ram?
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Should i buy 1 GB of ram?
If i buy 1 GB of ram so i can have 3 GB this aditional 1 gb of ram will slow my rams speed or computer speed?
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If it's a different type to your current RAM, it might make a difference when OCing your RAM, but aside from that, I don't see any reason not to
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thank you for the fast answer rep+
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Now if the new stick of RAM has a different speed rating. Then the whole system will downclock to the slowest one. Even if it does lower the MHz on it, more RAM is always better.
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