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Testing Lenovo with RAM 2 Gb, then 4 Gb, then 6 Gb... Same result! Is this normal?

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paolo.savona

24 Oct, 2018 02:43 PM

  1. 1 Posted by Sarah on 29 Oct, 2018 04:24 PM

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    Hi Paolo,

    Thanks for posting. Geekbench is generally only sensitive to the speed and configuration (e.g., single-channel or dual-channel) of the RAM installed, not the amount of the RAM installed. So it is normal to get a similar result. Let me know if you have any other questions.

  2. 2 Posted by paolo.savona on 30 Nov, 2024 04:06 AM

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    Hello.

    Long long time I dont use GB.

    Now I can't login:
    can u help?

    Paolo

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