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So, should you feel comfortable buying OLOy RAM? For the most part, the answer is a resounding yes, because the company uses industry-standard ICs, which are the same as those found in many of its better-known competitors. In our tests, OLOy RAM was at least as fast as its direct competitors so performance should not be a problem.
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So, should you feel comfortable buying OLOy RAM? For the most part, the answer is a resounding yes, because the company uses industry-standard ICs, which are the same as those found in many of its better-known competitors. In our tests, OLOy RAM was at least as fast as its direct competitors so performance should not be a problem.
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If you already have a motherboard, just check how many memory slots are available on your motherboard. Some motherboards only have two memory slots, so if you only have two slots and already have memory, you have to decide if you want to add this memory, or maybe just use whatever memory you already own.
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EDIT: I know you say 32 is overkill, but I'll be having a ton of chrome tabs open over 4 virtual desktops. My 8GB laptop dies with a quarter of that open, so I figure throwing 4x that at it would help?
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Ok, well I'll probably just order 2x32 GB of the appropriate crucial memory. If there's no downside vs 4x16.
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EDIT: I know you say 32 is overkill, but I'll be having a ton of chrome tabs open over 4 virtual desktops. My 8GB laptop dies with a quarter of that open, so I figure throwing 4x that at it would help?
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