Best Memory

Standard memory is great for standard machines, but Tom’s Hardware readers are always looking for a little more. Whether its more bandwidth for onboard graphics or more capacity for video editing, we’ve covered the entire price scale of performance parts. Currently the most-common desktop memory standard, DDR4 offers the best of both bandwidth and capacity.

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