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What do all the USB standards mean?

USB has become a right old confusing mess of different numbers and standards, with a lot of crossover between them. To make your choice as simple as possible, we’ve listed the speed and type of connector in this guide, as that’s the most important information. USB-A is the good old USB connector we’ve known for decades, while USB-C is a much smaller socket that has the added benefit of enabling you to plug in your connector either way up – the really high-speed ports come in USB-C format. For more information, here’s a basic rundown of what all the different standards mean: USB 2.0A nice easy

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How many DIMM slots do I need?

The vast majority of people only need two memory slots on their motherboard. That’s because memory is primarily supplied in kits of matched pairs, meaning the two modules run at the same frequency and memory timings, and interleave their bandwidth to improve performance. It’s often hard to expand these configurations using all four of a motherboard’s DIMM slots, as there are clashes when you try to run four modules that are out of sync with each other. In previous CPU generations, some desktop CPUs supported triple- and even quad-channel memory, making more DIMM slots genuinely useful. However

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