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Hello their just wanted to give you guys some info on upgrading your RAM.
I have had 8gig's of RAM and thought it was prefect but then I asked myself this,so Josh will 16GB of RAM really increase your performance in-game?
The answer was no, so I dug I little deeper and found a page on Tom's Hardware in a post saying that multitasking will be quicker, level's in games will load quicker, and their will be "less graphical anomalies" and with more memory you will get more detail in-games as well.
I really was not believing this until I saw them try to prove their theory, they said that because GPU's can reserve texture storage's system memory that it would do this, after that I kind of believed him and so I am buying some cheaper RAM so I can get 16GB to run in my system, what do you think, is it a scam, would you get more RAM to suture-proof and work faster? =D

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There are lots of free benchmark tools that test parts of your PC. Select a Type in the form to the right, then select a Tool and then select a Test. You will see a weblink appear beside your selection. Click this link to get the benchmark Tool. Try NovaBench for an all in one benchmark that is only 12Mb to download.
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