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what should I buy? 2400 or 2666 

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I read that price-wise 2400 is good and their won't be any performance issues. But 8 gb 2666 is better or 16 gb 2400 is better. 

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 https://thedigitalthing.com/2400-vs-2666-ram/

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@karksars

 

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The big numbers are the speed and the smaller ones are size. Personally I would go for the 16gb slower one as the difference in speed won't hurt as much as the size difference would. You can easily chew threw 8gb of ram doing anything as at idle with the few items I have open I am using about 6gb. 

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