Question:
Is a high capacity ram and a high performance ram one in the same?
Skorm
2012-08-01 17:44:35 UTC
Lol that's pretty much it... Actually if you happen to know about building computers, what do you build the computer around? Motherboard, processor, ram, ect?

Thanks =)
Three answers:
Bob
2012-08-01 17:52:32 UTC
ima not sure but looking at the words i think capacity might mean the max amout of ram you can have of the amount of ram your computer is using
William
2012-08-02 00:57:12 UTC
I'm getting into building a computer myself, and Ram Capacity makes it possible to procces more things at a time, and performance makes it faster (4 GB Ram has 1600 mHZ performance)



You'll need all the following components for building a computer



- Ram Memory

- Hard Disk and/or Solid State Drive (Solid State Drives generally come with low storage capacity, but have just about twice the performance speed of a Hard Disk, so this where you put the stuff you want to load fast like your operating system)



- Operating System (Windows)

- GPU/Graphics Card (Look at the pretty pictures!)

- CPU ( i3/i5/i7/AMD they come with various names single, dual, quad, hex cores, the more cores the better)

- CPU Fan (you don't want it overheating, do you?)

- Motherboard (Connects everything!)

- Case (Cardboard box is optional but not recommended)

- Power Supply (Your stuff needs some juice to run on!)

- DVD Drive (where else are your disks going?)



Look on youtube for videos that show you how to connect everything, I'm crazy, and cya :D
2012-08-02 00:56:18 UTC
HC RAM holds more data HP ram transfers the data and preformed very quickly you need to find a balance.



(Assuming it for gaming) Build around the Processor/ GPU ( spend about 1/3 of your total budget on graphics card and 1/6 on processor) The rest just build around it

8 GB of ram will always work


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