Review on 💾 Kingston Technology HyperX 8GB DDR3 Dual Channel Kit - 1600MHz PC3 12800 SDRAM (2x4GB Modules) - KHX1600C9D3K2/8GX by Darren Boogie

This is the optimal amount of RAM for any power user who doesn't want to spend too much on RAM, wants performance, or just has two RAM slots on their Mini-ITX board, which is what I consider standard anyway consider . .Clock frequency is FAST. Yes, they may not be the best RAM modules, but I really see the difference between standard and HyperX, although I haven't tried them myself. Ultimately, the most important thing for computers today is RAM. Too small: nothing can be executed. Too much: Your computer can actually lose performance due to allocation time (RAM scramblers are fine too, if your BIOS supports them). 8GB is (in my opinion) the ideal amount of RAM, unless you're the kind of crazy person who needs to open the entire Adobe CS6 suite at once (those people are crazy!). 16GB is great if you need to export HUGE video files or run multiple systems at the same time, but to be honest it seems like too much to me. I recommend this to anyone who needs uptime, reliability and speed.