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    Question 8GB DDR3 (dual-channel) x 6GB DDR (triple-channel)

    Just a quick question that came up in my head while I was reading the chapter about RAM in my hardware book... assuming that I'm building a gaming computer for myself with an i7 CPU and x58 chipset, what would give me better overall performance.... installing 4 memory modules of 2GB each and running on dual-channel mode or installing 3 memory modules of 2GB each and running on triple-channel mode?


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    Default Re: 8GB DDR3 (dual-channel) x 6GB DDR (triple-channel)

    anybody?

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