He’s giving a lecture on RAM that sounds confusing.
He’s giving a lecture on RAM that sounds confusing.
I'm in a computer hardware class and I need to understand what matters most before upgrading RAM. We've discussed things like RAM type, speed, current configuration, and motherboard compatibility. The only clue was "communication," which we asked about the memory controller but didn't get a clear response. I'm feeling confused and my teacher just mentioned "Front Side Bus." It seems outdated now, since it mainly affects the speed at which memory operates. He also said 2666 is a very fast memory type, implying it can handle high performance.
2010 is on the horizon, and you might be able to upgrade to an FSB. DDR3 is fine, but DDR4 and DDR5 are available. It looks like he’s stuck in 2014—ask him about Ryzen or chiplets.