Find fresh memory modules for your system.
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You're looking at a mix of specifications. The RAM you see in the CPU-Z listing is likely the DRAM frequency (around 1200MHz), not the clock speed (NB frequency) you mentioned. Your motherboard supports DDR4, so adding more RAM should work as long as it matches the supported type and capacity. The 2400MHz speed is fine for your current setup, but if you want to upgrade, ensure the new RAM is compatible with both your motherboard and CPU.
It seems you're asking about the hardware specifics. With a 2400MHz memory, you're likely not targeting high-speed performance. The NB frequency doesn't impact compatibility at lower speeds. Regarding the 4GB RAM, could you clarify the CPU model and motherboard you're using?
I'm not sure if a 2400MHz RAM stick is ideal, especially if it might be slower. I picked 4GB because I thought 8GB would cost more, but it only adds £10 extra, so I probably want 8GB instead. My CPU is an i5 7400 and the motherboard is Predator G3-710 (Acer).
I selected 4GB thinking an 8GB model would cost significantly more, but it only adds £10 extra. I’m considering upgrading to 8GB instead. Regarding the RAM speed, a 2400MHz stick is decent for most tasks, though higher speeds might be better if you need more performance.
Performance will be limited first by CPU, then by memory speed. Prioritize capacity and cost.
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