Optimus1379 12.04.22 12:59 am

Is it worth adding another 4GB?

Processor: AMD Athlon II X4 640
Video card: Sapphire Radeon HD 7770
Motherboard: Asus M5A78L-M LX V2
HDD: WDC WD10EZEX
PSU: 430W
RAM: QUM3U-4G1600K11R
Should I install another 4GB of RAM?

11 Comments

Northern Sky 12.04.22

There are not many operations.

VITYA_KOLYADENKO 12.04.22

Optimus1379
The system will definitely pull games heavier than those that need 4 GB of RAM. And your PSU pulls under load?

Optimus1379 12.04.22

VITYA_KOLYADENKO
Well, GTA 5 and the new witcher are pulling. And I donâ€™t know how to check the PSU load in the PSU.

VITYA_KOLYADENKO 12.04.22

Optimus1379
Well, if the computer did not turn off during the game, then it's normal.

LightColorWave 12.04.22

If there is a place to put it, then go ahead. It is advisable to put the same dice.

Vladimir403 12.04.22

Guys, such a question. At the moment there are 2 slats of 2 gigabytes each, they gave 4 slats of 16 gigabytes each. Is it enough for me to just stick them all in, or is it better to exchange them for 2 bars? I am a layman in this matter, so I apologize and thanks in advance

pecabir 12.04.22

Vladimir403
first find out how much RAM your motherboard can support.
if everything is fine, then you will no longer need two gigabytes

ILIA_1992 12.04.22

Necessarily .

Shreps 12.04.22

4 sticks of 16 gigs? I should think not only the mother there then look well, and the processor ...

D0c_81 12.04.22

8 GB - now it's enough for games.

Vladimir403 12.04.22

The processor costs i5, there will be no problems. The video card is also the latest generation, nvidia gaming, but they screwed up with the RAM, although the motherboard will support 8 gig quietly, without problems. I also asked that at the moment only 2 slots are occupied, there are 4 of them in total, will there be any problems if you plug the operative into all 4 slots, or is it better to change to 2 bars.