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Why does ram speed and having dual channel ram sticks effect minimum fps in Battlefield 1 so much?

I am curious.

I noticed running in dual channel with only 2 sticks of ram it is faster in Battlefield 1 with minimum fps. At least 10 to 15 fps more. Sometimes maybe 20 fps. To me that is a lot.

Also faster ram speed seems to make a difference too a little. Not as much as dual channel though.


Has this been the case with any other game?


BTW this test is with DDR3. I know DDR4 would help even more but that would require a whole new motherboard and I don't want to upgrade my whole system right now.
 
its the case in most cpu limited games
if the game is cpu bottlnecked it also affects the average fps significantly

http://www.overclock.net/t/1611359/...3-1600c11-2133c9-ddr4-2133c15-3000c12-4000c17
Arma%20III%20cpu%20vs%20ram.png

unfortunately average fps in these fallout 4 tests are not all that accurate so focus on its minimum fps which are spot on
fallout4%20cpu%20vs%20ram.png

if the game is gpu limited you see next to no change from higher cpu speed and faster ram only improves cpu efficiency
Rainbow%20Six%20Siege%20cpu%20vs%20ram.png
 
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