Windows 10: More Memory mean faster Gaming?

I was wondering if an upgrade from 8gigs of memory to 16gigs of memory would effect my FPS in gaming?

This is the memory in thinking about buying:

Corsair Vengeance Performance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3L 1600MHz PC3 12800 Laptop Memory Kit CMSX16GX3M2B1600C9 at Amazon.com

Right now I have 8Gig 1600MHz 11-11-11-28 latency


Thanks!

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where is the Belle update for C6-01

I dont understand what do you mean by your phone turning slow after belle. In fact belle has turned by C6-01 faster than it was. I am using a 8GB memory card as well of which more than 3MB has already been used. Of the total 340MB phone memory I am left
with 217MB. Even then my phone is faster. Maybe you have stuffed too much data in your phone memory. Install only those apps in phone memory that are absolutely needed to be installed there. Load all other files in memory card.

 

More revolution

I hope that Nokia is making a future phone.

I mean features like this:

- Touchscreen (widescreen);

- Build-in camera in front (after touchscreen) and on the backside a very good quality photo-movie cam. (More than 3 Megapixel)(Samsung will have 8,1 megapixel camera);

- LTE (faster dan HSDPA);

- Integraded memory of min. 8GB;

- More standard languages;

- USB.

 

Nope will have no affect, unless you are hitting a memory wall. But I doubt tge memory you have now is your bottleneck.

 

Your graphics card is the bottleneck, and the situation is made much worse with the fact that it's a laptop, looks like you'll have to bite the bullet and get a gaming PC if you want higher FPS in games.

 

You guys are great help.. Guess I wont waste my money then. Thanks!

 

The GPU is the backbone of your PC. Older GPU's will have trouble playing newer games. I think 8GB's of RAM is plenty unless if you're a heavy gamer, but for now that should be enough RAM.

 

Withon reasonable limits adding more memory will improve performance. But there will always be a point of diminishing returns beyond which adding more will do little for performance. Except for very demanding applications more than 8 GB RAM would be beyond that limit. Game FPS is determined primarily by the GPU.

 

This depends on the game too. Some games are more CPU intensive. Also, I've noticed some video cards have RAM requirements listed. The video card I am upgrading to lists 8 GB of RAM as minimum.

 

There is a difference in System ram and Vram (video card's ram), if I understood your statement correctly.

Also, ram that is not used will not improve anything. If your game will not use the ram, there's no benefit to adding it.

 

slight OT, im having memory issues (crashes) in Fallout4 and COD: AW - both crashing / lagging / pagefiling like maniacs after a few hours of gaming

im running with 8Gb and newest insider build - im thinking of 8-> 16gb upgrade with 950gtx as my GPU

 

The video card may help your gaming a lot, but 8 GB of memory is more than enough for any game, especially the ones you mentioned.

 

Like the vram that says a 4gb or 8gb video card?

 

I was actually talking about System Ram. But, depending on how you game, the Vram can make a difference. But, I have a 4 GB video card and have never run out of Vram. I would imagine if you game on 3 monitors or 3 monitors at a very high resolution, the increased amount of Vram could make a difference. There may be 1 or 2 exceptions, but for gaming on a single monitor at 1080P, 4 GB is plenty.

 

I have 16gb of memory and usage rarely goes above 6gb.

What helps is more video memory or ssds.