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Dual chanel made a bigger impact when memor speed was mesured in hundreds og mhz (DDR 200/333/400) than it does now that its measured in thousands of Mhz...
Total memory bandwidth is cal;culated as Speed x Bus Width
So, DDR4-2400 single chanel is comparable to DDR(x)-1200 dual chanel. Closest direct comparisons would be, slightly slower than dual chanel DDR3-1333 or slightly faster than DDR3-1066, both of which are more than speedy enough for games.
BTW, each chanel is 64 bits wide, so your bandwidtch would be 64*2400 in single chanel, or 128*2400 in dual.
Good explanation.
Thing is I am considering getting a MSI B250M Mortar Arctic Motherboard and it has 4 slots for RAM sticks in total. I get what you explained but if i was to use only one for now and then leave the rest for the option to expand the RAM storage in the future once prices drop is that a possiblity i can do?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58PboimKOwA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGgJ4ivWwp4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3ou5RVAROw&t=88s
Hmm seems like the case. But i notice that sometimes either one would have a slightly latency lag happening.
Yes, you can get one stick now and another matching stick later and have it run in dual chanel.
Then you can get another stick and run three in single chanel, and then another and run four in dual chanel (two pairs, each on a 128bit bus).
I'm sure the price difference isn't huge.
Actually it is quite a major price difference. Let me break it down for you...
Corsair - Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory ---> Price: $254.99CDN from Newegg now let's add in taxes (GST 5% = $12.75CDN + QST 9.975% = $25.44CDN) = $293.18CDN total
while
Kingston - FURY 16GB (1 x 16GB) DDR4-2400 Memory ---> Price: $218.99CDN from Newegg plus (GST 5%=$10.95CDN + QST 9.975%=$21.84CDN) = $251.78CDN total.
The difference between both in cost is $41.40CDN for me I cannot afford to spend $41.40 extra as I am already paying about $137.96 for a MSI B250M Mortar Arctic motherboard as well which brings me a little over $389.74CDN total for two components in my PC to change from DDR3 not to mention i'm looking at $15.98 in shipping costs.
https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIABDH6D85855
At newegg.ca 2x8gb is cheaper than a single 16gb.
for $10 more i'd go dual channel
https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104680
Yeah the thing is the second set of ram sticks don't match my build theme (white & black) and secondly they are way to high for my after market cooler which would be an issue.
Thirdly I'm not ordering both parts till about May 2018 as I am waiting out to see if Samsung holds their word to increase production of RAM and also because I'm tight on funds till then anyways.
I could do dual channel but that would mean pushing the purchases back even more like past May 2018 also a guy posted videos in the thread to show the difference and it's not exactly major loss 10% to 20%.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nSX2taw-Y4
2x8gb https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104680
It cost 5% more for 10-20% perfomnace thats cheap fps. It's totally up to you but it's only $10 but if May is your target might as well wait till then to see whats around for cheaper hopefully.
That vid is from 2014, games that are coming out now are using more bandwidth.
1. yeah that's true. 2. I won't really go above 60fps either way with a screen that runs on 1920 x 1080 @ 60hz refresh rate that cost me about $185CDN when i got it. 3. Yeah that's the better plan, wait and see what happens with pricing for RAM by then.