RAM

For the majority of tasks, it’s accepted that 16GB of RAM is the sweet spot as it can handle gaming, streaming, video editing, and other forms of computing pretty easily. So the thought of going above 16GB of RAM is pointless to many people, 32GB of RAM is said to be overkill for most tasks. … Read more

The RAM or main system memory is responsible for communicating data between the CPU, so this means the RAM will have an indirect impact on in game FPS. Usually, the faster the RAM you have, the more memory bandwidth you’ll have making data transfer between the CPU and the memory more effective. So depending on … Read more