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Overall System Speed Performance Difference DDR3 vs DDR4

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    BernardIE5317
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    Greetings Kind Regards May I please inquire will an appreciable/significant/useful/meaningful overall speed performance difference result comparing two PCs each w/ same version intel i7 same memory size i.e. 16GB same SSD for purpose of software development i.e. compile/link/build durations one w/ DDR3 memory other w/ DDR4 memory Thank You Kindly

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      Greetings Kind Regards May I please inquire will an appreciable/significant/useful/meaningful overall speed performance difference result comparing two PCs each w/ same version intel i7 same memory size i.e. 16GB same SSD for purpose of software development i.e. compile/link/build durations one w/ DDR3 memory other w/ DDR4 memory Thank You Kindly

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      Lost User
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      There is only one way to find out.

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        Greetings Kind Regards May I please inquire will an appreciable/significant/useful/meaningful overall speed performance difference result comparing two PCs each w/ same version intel i7 same memory size i.e. 16GB same SSD for purpose of software development i.e. compile/link/build durations one w/ DDR3 memory other w/ DDR4 memory Thank You Kindly

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        Programming tool temporarily running on RAMDISK would benefit from higher bandwidth for file i/o during multi-threaded compiling and have much better random-access latency than SSD. But instead of upgrading RAM, you could buy a better CPU cooler and give it a bit overclock for cores & caches and have better performance in everything, not just compiling. Because, CPU cache is used well in compiling codes because codes are converted to graphs of commands. Traversing graphs cause a lot of re-used data from memory that is mainly the CPU cache.

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          Greetings Kind Regards May I please inquire will an appreciable/significant/useful/meaningful overall speed performance difference result comparing two PCs each w/ same version intel i7 same memory size i.e. 16GB same SSD for purpose of software development i.e. compile/link/build durations one w/ DDR3 memory other w/ DDR4 memory Thank You Kindly

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          ddr3 does work well with intelcp processors, but all microchips does work, necessity in modular programming under vbox, or vb.net.

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