Upgrade RAM = (micro)stuttering in games

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  1. Dude
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    That's good to hear. I am running the R331, I will keep an eye out for stutter.
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  3. Chalky Emultion
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    A lot of people has actually performance drops of 30-35% in games updating from 326 to R331.

    I rolled back drivers for my GTX 690 also.
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