Can someone tell me why this is a thing? "I wish my ram was taller" shows no results on Google.
Can someone tell me why this is a thing? "I wish my ram was taller" shows no results on Google
Juan Allen
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Carter Barnes
i think its an adapter to work on newer drrs maybe?(so you can use ddr3 ram on a ddr4 socket idk)
Oliver Reed
Ayden Gonzalez
But It's DDR3 to DDR3.
Xavier Allen
>"I wish my ram was taller" shows no results on Google.
That's because you're a retard who can't use search engines.
Aiden Stewart
ddr3 240 extender rdhs and you'd know this is you could read
Aaron Murphy
I suspect it's to install those meme gaming RAM sticks that are getting bigger and bigger
Christopher Jones
I actually googled it.
It's a way to protect the original socket for people who do a loat of insertions/removal (maybe people doing overclocking or benchmarking or fixing computers).
Lincoln Hall
That's why it's called an extender; it extends the life of the motherboard socket.
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Jaxson Roberts
>I wish my ram was taller
Carson Jenkins
Why the fuck do you want your RAM to be taller? I want it to be SHORTER so it doesn't bang into my fucking CPU cooler.
Austin Gonzalez
You must be good at computers
Logan Wilson
>i actually googled it
Grayson Powell
It's so you can do this
Aaron Perez
when will ramlets learn?
Oliver Taylor
We need to go deeper
Asher Phillips
>"I wish my ram was taller" shows no results on Google.
Liar:
google.co.nz
Isaiah Hughes
>JET-5452CC Extender is designed to protect Memory Module and to extend the life of the original sockets on the system or tester. Simply plug the JET-5452CC into the DDR3 sockets on the motherboard or tester. Then insert the memory module onto the JET-5452CC for testing or burning-in.
Joshua Perez
>rdhs
lmao
Jonathan Foster
Nicholas Green
Xavier Green
Xavier Gutierrez
Am I the only one who thought it was a reference to the song? ("I wish")
Easton Green
lel, ramlet
Nicholas Roberts
neat
Christian Wright
ramlets BTFO
when will they learn
Owen Rivera
You raise the ram to prevent electrical infetterence you retard
Dominic Carter
The closer you are to the top of the troposphere, the cooler it is. So you'll need to raise your RAM higher.
Jackson Turner
You do this until the RAM is outside your case where you can see the LEDs properly.
Jason Anderson
It's like platform shoes for manlet ram sticks.
Oliver Rogers
Now people who can't even use search engines makes threads here and people actually replies.
Jow Forums is dead.
Landon Perry
Cant wait for LinusShillTips to make a video on "How many ram slot extenders can we use before signal loss?"
Jace Stewart
It's to provide enough spacing between ram modules so they are not so close to each other, for better cooling efficiency.
Dominic Ortiz
>he doesn’t gangle his memory
Too flipping kek
Jordan Smith
>unganged
Austin Ward
It’s a fun post thread though
Easton Taylor
unganged is overall faster for normal use and gaming you idiotic children.
Benjamin Robinson
I can see some people using it simply for making available test contact points.
Nicholas Wilson
I didn't think that, but I love skee-lo.
Parker Smith
Its used for testing. To connect and disconnect 1000 or 1000000 ram sticks to a motherboard without destroying the motherboard.
When the slot broke, you replace an one dollar riser instead of a 300 dollars motherboard
Daniel Stewart
Put it in quotes you Kiwi troglodyte.
Blake Russell
It lets you test lots of RAM sticks without wearing down the connector on the mainboard.
Ryder Brooks
>he swaps memory stick so often the ports wear out
John Foster
Yeah, well what do YOU do when they fill up, huh?
Nolan Gomez
>not supergluing your RAM in
fucking peasants
Luke Jackson
>Burning in
kek
Brody Jones
I don’t even think that’s a word
Brody Richardson
Something like this?
Liam Sanders
>mixing 3 different kits
>mixing capacities
>even mixing timings
Do you hate yourself?
Brayden Green
what if you are a youtuber who does reviews all day uhmmm?
Nathaniel Miller
pretty sure that's against the law in some states