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MT-ND | Motherboard model may help some, but you'd probably have to find an identical stick to the one that's in there, it may or may not cause trouble having different, and if you want to replace them all, then you'd have to do some research on what the board supports.
In theory you want the highest DDR (version)-(speed), but the motherboard will say what it supports on its specifications sheet.
The second drive is generally a good idea, even if it is another HDD. If you are on windows 10, 10 has a habit of maxing out HDDs and giving some cheap SSDs a run for their money, so even if you bought another drive and then put just the games on it, it would make a difference. | |
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