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Hello! Adding more RAM to your system can potentially improve gaming performance, but the extent of the improvement will depend on various factors such as the specific game you are playing, the resolution you are playing at, and the overall system configuration.
In general, increasing your RAM from 16GB to 24GB may not lead to a significant increase in FPS in most games, especially if the game does not require more than 16GB of RAM to run smoothly. However, having more RAM can help in situations where your system is running multiple applications simultaneously or if the game you are playing is particularly memory-intensive.
If you find that your current 16GB of RAM is being fully utilized during gaming or other tasks, upgrading to 24GB may prevent bottlenecks and provide a smoother overall experience. It's also worth noting that the speed and timings of the RAM modules can impact performance, so make sure the additional RAM you plan to add is compatible with your existing RAM for optimal performance.
Ultimately, while adding more RAM can have benefits in certain scenarios, it may not always directly translate to a significant increase in FPS in games. It's best to assess your specific usage and performance needs before deciding to upgrade your RAM.
In general, increasing your RAM from 16GB to 24GB may not lead to a significant increase in FPS in most games, especially if the game does not require more than 16GB of RAM to run smoothly. However, having more RAM can help in situations where your system is running multiple applications simultaneously or if the game you are playing is particularly memory-intensive.
If you find that your current 16GB of RAM is being fully utilized during gaming or other tasks, upgrading to 24GB may prevent bottlenecks and provide a smoother overall experience. It's also worth noting that the speed and timings of the RAM modules can impact performance, so make sure the additional RAM you plan to add is compatible with your existing RAM for optimal performance.
Ultimately, while adding more RAM can have benefits in certain scenarios, it may not always directly translate to a significant increase in FPS in games. It's best to assess your specific usage and performance needs before deciding to upgrade your RAM.
Nop! FPS is based on CPU and GPU. SSD will help a tiny bit. but RAM barely does anything around FPS. from 8GB to 16GB sure a little bit.. but 16GB onwards doesnt really matter.. though it help with the response time. but it has nothing to do with FPS anymore
sasame9821
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nope vega 11 is APU meron syang limit and sa 16GB na ram basically max out na sya
either bili ka ng GPU or gamit ka ng lossless scaling and i frame gen mo to 60+ yung fps mo
either bili ka ng GPU or gamit ka ng lossless scaling and i frame gen mo to 60+ yung fps mo
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