Quote (maulepan @ Feb 19 2016 07:30pm)

where did you got that? at least read the topic all the way. -> http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=73982842&f=189&p=500273288

Quote (Penguins0690 @ Feb 20 2016 02:35am)

except it's 2016 and you still chose ram without heat spreaders :bonk:

Quote (Penguins0690 @ Feb 20 2016 02:40am)

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/TH8g8d

add a hard drive when you run out of space on your SSD

Quote (WWI @ Feb 19 2016 07:02pm)

EE: I retract what I say after reading an in-depth review/stress test. Can still swap out the SSD for a better PSU, considering it's one of the most vital organs.

Quote (maulepan @ Feb 19 2016 08:38pm)

Right... how else to deal with the insane amount of heat a RAM stick creates.

Quote (Deny @ Feb 20 2016 02:58am)

RAM still suffers from thermal throttling especially in cases that lack proper airflow. If you actually Googled it, you would see there has been studies done that show a significant difference between RAM with or without heat spreaders.

Quote (maulepan @ Feb 19 2016 08:06pm)

please link it. i can only find tonnes of articles that say it does not matter at all.

Quote (maulepan @ Feb 19 2016 07:42pm)

wow... you really dont read the topic. Same mistake as WWI xD

Quote (maulepan @ Feb 19 2016 09:06pm)

please link it. i can only find tonnes of articles that say it does not matter at all.

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By far, the most common causes of damage to RAM are excessive heat, improper overclocking, and power surges. To avoid these issues in the future, make sure your box is properly ventilated, and take some time out of your schedule each month to open it up and clean it with an air duster. Unplug your computer during any electrical storms, and make sure it’s plugged into a surge protector at all times. Lastly, if you’re planning on working inside your computer, put on an anti-static wristband.