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Optimum memory to run Photoshop CS6
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<blockquote data-quote="Cochese" data-source="post: 178163" data-attributes="member: 12249"><p>Keep all your memory sticks the same. Your performance (speed) will be determined by the slowest memory you have. Remember that it's measured in capacity (GB) and ability (MHz). If you go with 8GB sticks, buy an extra or two and toss the 4GB sticks. Memory also works best in pairs. Two 8GB sticks would be plenty for most operations.</p><p></p><p>Buy as much as you think you need, because memory works opposite of the rest of consumer goods: once it becomes outdated, it appreciates in price.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cochese, post: 178163, member: 12249"] Keep all your memory sticks the same. Your performance (speed) will be determined by the slowest memory you have. Remember that it's measured in capacity (GB) and ability (MHz). If you go with 8GB sticks, buy an extra or two and toss the 4GB sticks. Memory also works best in pairs. Two 8GB sticks would be plenty for most operations. Buy as much as you think you need, because memory works opposite of the rest of consumer goods: once it becomes outdated, it appreciates in price. [/QUOTE]
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