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[The Bottleneck Effect] Gaming performance with single vs dual-channel memory

Posted on March 22, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

In the previous two articles, we showed you how much of a bottleneck is the Core i5-11300H compared to the Core i7-11370H, when either of them is paired with the 90W RTX 3050, and why you should check if your laptop has 1Rx8 memory, instead of 1Rx16 one. In our conquest for better performance, we want to compare single versus dual-channel performance. This should provide an even higher bandwidth between the CPU and the GPU, which in theory, should lead to probably the best performance you can get from your laptop.
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