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WillFisher

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Feb 19, 2011
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As for your expensive/cheap RAM, depends on the timings mostly. More expensive RAM has better timings (reduce latency etc) and is therefore faster and quicker.

By quicker and faster, you mean less than 10% and probably more like 5% in memory intensive tasks only.
 
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