- Jun 14, 2015
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Gaming, office, and development PC
I believe I can get the RAM to run at 1866 but I need to get in-depth with all the secondary and tertiary timings; I just haven't been inclined to get into it (days of offline testing) for such a negligible gain. I'd welcome any advice.
I've not had reasons to upgrade yet; I get 60 FPS with nice aesthetics (usually max plus more through video driver overrides)--admittedly, though, I don't game as much as I used to.
My strategy is to wait until Intel uses a new fabrication process (9th generation, most likely) before planning a new build.
I believe I can get the RAM to run at 1866 but I need to get in-depth with all the secondary and tertiary timings; I just haven't been inclined to get into it (days of offline testing) for such a negligible gain. I'd welcome any advice.
I've not had reasons to upgrade yet; I get 60 FPS with nice aesthetics (usually max plus more through video driver overrides)--admittedly, though, I don't game as much as I used to.
My strategy is to wait until Intel uses a new fabrication process (9th generation, most likely) before planning a new build.
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