RAM speed directly impacts gaming FPS by determining how quickly your CPU can access data required to render each frame. While the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) handles the heavy visual lifting, the Central Processing Unit (CPU) calculates game logic, physics, and asset management. If the CPU has to wait for data from slow system memory, it creates a bottleneck, dragging down frame rates. 1. Average FPS vs. 1% Lows (The Stutter Effect)
When evaluating memory performance, the impact shows up differently depending on the metric:
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