Jul 3, 2024
Build a killer gaming PC! This ultimate gaming PC Build guide walks you through everything you need to know, from choosing parts to putting
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Build a killer gaming PC! This ultimate gaming PC Build guide walks you through everything you need to know, from choosing parts to putting
Have you encountered this situation? This mostly happens when you built a PC thinking you would add more RAM later on and you find out the prices of the RAM have gone down (or up) and you buy the higher frequency stick and ghen you have 2 sticks, both of different frequencies. It does not harm, what happens is safe and sound which is mentioned in the post. When I was 12, I upgraded my PC, and I added more RAM later on and I found out the prices were dropped and I bought the higher frequency RAM and witness the effect. If this post helped you or you had fun reading it, be sure to like, comment and follow Follow me @innomight Follow me @innomight #pc #pchardware #computers #pcbuilding #pcbuildingguide #pcbuilds #gamingpc #ram #randomaccessmemory #dimm #ramfrequencies #computerhardware #tech #technology #bios #motherboard #techinfo #pcbuildinginfo #computerinfo #techy #differentfrequencies #corsairram https://www.instagram.com/p/CE6wLBNlAC1/?igshid=1lg2uyfzw1qy