Note: I don't know alot about overclocking ram, or why it is a thing, but idk if i can change some software thing to change the ram type to make it compatable. I find that since I, don't personally need the speeds, I want to be able to buy a good modern motherboard, and not have to worry about finding a pot of gold in order to have more than 4 GB of RAM for my editing and gaming. I know the short answer is obvious, but is there actually a way? But - is it actually possible? that is the real question. And for people that don't need speeds from DDR4, they are forced to upgrade in order to have a motherboard compatible with new CPUs and other components. I know that is a big no no, and many people buy the wrong RAM by accident. You’ll thank yourself soon enough.Okay, okay.
Even if you’re trying to be as cheap as possible, don’t skimp out on the RAM. A budget APU might struggle to cross the finish line with modern games in 5 years, but a PC running on budget RAM today will outright fail in the same contest. The upgrade from DDR3 to DDR4 is more beneficial for removing the needless stress and worry that comes with gaming on older hardware. The difference between DDR3 and DDR4 RAM for the average gamer isn’t just found in performance.
Your PC will be future-proofed, your games will have all the memory they could want for generations to come, and you can open up multiple applications on your computer while gaming without sacrificing performance. Or, if you’re using an accelerated processing unit (APU), which draws virtual memory from your system’s RAM, you’ll get a nice increase in performance until upgrading to a dedicated CPU/GPU rig. This will ensure that the only thing bottlenecking your PC’s performance in any game is your CPU or GPU. So what does all of this mean? It means you should grab two 8GB sticks of DDR4 RAM, look up how to take advantage of dual-channel support on your respective DDR4-enabled motherboard, slot those bad boys in your PC, and forget about them for the next decade.
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