T410 with G.Skill DDR3 1600 4 GB?

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  [Phoronix] DDR3 memory scaling of Performance with AMD Athlon 5350

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  Phoronix article also shows the differences of negligible performance with the tasks from the CPU. For the AMD APU, GPU intensive tasks significantly benefit from faster memory. These numbers GPU may or may not translate to virtual machines.

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