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I will not respond to him any more ok with you?
MB: ECS K7VTA3 V 8.0 / VIA KT333CF
CPU: AMD AthlonXP 2200+ Thoroughbred 1800Mhz (133*13.5)[valid.x86.fr]
RAM: 1024MB (2*512MB) DDR-400
GPU: Sparkle GeForce FX5900XT 128MB DDR[www.techpowerup.com]
HDD: ST380215A IDE 80GB
PSU: Some unlabeled 300W PSU from early 2000-s
Spent forever resoldering every freaking capacitor in whole thing including PSU and now it runs. And still can run all the games from those time...
Was a long and fun project to get it running with all the original parts and was totally worth the time. This was the PC I've had most fun with from all of them. Mostly because i still had plenty of time to waste and already knew enough to fiddle with overclocking, modding etc,etc... Played with sub-ambient cooling on this one too...
That is an opinion that I don't have to abide by. Upgrade every 5 years all you want, but I won't.
Some people like to fap over their machines bud
Just switched out my 4x4 generic ddr3 1333 to some better corsair Vengeance 2x8gb 1866. will it make any difference in games?
my laptop sucks it was only 350 the keyboard went out but we sent it in on protection plan and they fixed it for free it even got fixed just to say it didnt even run gta5 on first drive chop to freeze my desktop played it right out though but i m a noob
No, it won't make a meaningful difference, within 2 FPS at best. There are benchmarks everywhere that prove that.
You literally could have just overclocked your 1333 MHz RAM and got the same result. DDR3 overclocks very well.
Doubtful, highly unlikely. Negligible improvements at best. Not only that but since it's a RAM upgrade you should be able to test it easily yourself and do some by some comparisons. Just a simple POST and boot to windows should be a first test. Maybe try and load a few games while you test each configuration.
BUT LOAD TIMES DEPEND ON MORE THAN JUST RAM.
E.g. a crap CPU is not going to benefit from the extra 40% RAM speed. It wont affect disc read, again any gains would be negligible. It might feel a little punchier the first few times you use it but you'll get used to the speed very quickly and then wont notice anything different.
Not that fussed, it's fine at 1080 anyway tbh. Not a bazillion fps that some people say is needed, but it's ok for me.
Actually, never looked at the thread that way. Never thought it could be looked at as a buyers guide.