Simple explanation of the definitions and memory latency

And memory latency

When it comes to computer memory (RAM), a lot of custom PC builders are primarily concerned with storage capacity than any other factor. If you understand better how the computer's memory, it might be better to design a faster, more efficient computer games thanks to a refined design and operation of the memory. You can also save some 'dough, as you will notice that not all memory is created equal. The price is one thing, performance isanother.

The key word here is the latency. Computer has the capacity, bandwidth, clock cycles and interoperability of memory with the processor and chipset motherboard. Latency is always inherent in this chain of communication from the computer's memory.

You can not get rid of latency in a memory chip. So, better designed memory manufacturers such as Corsair, OCZ, Kingston and some chips are designed and built to run at much higher levels with lower latency. When deciding on aname brand memory chips, you should always pay attention to the specific latency of the chip.

Processors and memory go hand in hand all the time. Adding a new high-performance processor in a motherboard upgrade is causing problems with the existing RAM latency, as the new processor clock cycles has much higher capacity and bandwidth, so that the weakness would be the existing memory, full of latency, since memory must process more data at higher speeds so increases the latency. Whenlatency increases, decreases your computer's performance. Today, the FPS are so wickedly fast action, which a few milliseconds of latency can make you more killed on the battlefield information.

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