Minimum Memory For Gaming Computer

I purchased this memory for my Dell gaming computer I use for my photo and video processing. The memory was accepted with no problem. There was a brief time for setup for the new memory. Once the memory was configured and recognized by the BIOS, the computer saw a dramatic change in multitasking operations. Dell had given me the wrong specs on the memory which forced a return and exchange for the correct memory. That was handled seamlessly and with precision by B&H.

This is much faster than the original memory for my gaming computer, smooth as silk action, I need this to prevent motion sickness that I get if it is to slow.

This is a great machine with one drawback: It ships with only 8GB of memory. For most tasks, I'd recommend at a minimum 16GB of memory, but because it's fairly inexpensive there is no reason to not get more. I planned ahead and ordered 32 GB memory from B&H Photo so both memory and the iMac arrived at the same time. 8GB of memory plus 32GB (2x16) to upgrade that make total 40GB memory, which the entire process took probably 3 minutes. DO NO UPGRADE YOUR MEMORY FROM APPLE - IT'LL BE VERY, VERY EXPENSIVE!

Sony 64GB SxS-1 G1C Series Memory Card (2-Pack) is the minimum to shoot in 4K and this serie of SxS cards is very fast.

I bought the Mac Pro with the minimum of memory (4x8G) and purchased two more sticks of 8 to bring the count to 6, and 6 sticks of 32G - all OWC. I have been buying memory from OWC for my computers for years and almost never been disappointed. My computer now has 240G which is usually enough for Resolve and Fusion. If I need more, I will buy another 6x32GB kit.

Yeah, if it had some pockets for memory cards or an extra battery, that would be great but as far as keeping the bulk to a minimum, this case is great. I carry it all the time.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

This is a well made cord for tethering your camera to your computer. However, it needs to be at a minimum ten feet longer.

Performs well. I was amazed at how the printer set itself up with communicating with the computer with minimum action on my part.

At first it wouldn't work. It turns out that the battery was low and you need a 2A charger minimum (so connecting it to a computer normally won't work, neither will many cheap chargers). Once it was properly charged it cnnected properly to the phone and worked. The process was painless and even had some personalization options such as changing the color of the light. The images are nice, the colors aren't perfect but then neither were those on old polaroid instant photos.