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12 points on Single core is significant in your eyes?

.25% Higher to be exact is not a SIGNIFICANT HIGHER score...
He updated his results and changed the graphic. The original ones were about 10% lower, which was significant.
 
Granted it's only been a few months but my iMac is running great with no issues. It has 32GB of 2133MHz RAM.
 
Just installed and it's being recognized as expected.
 

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Quick question folks, I bought an iMac with 2x8gm RAM. Looking to upgrade to 32gb 2133mhz. Can I just buy another set of 16 (2x8gb) in the 2133mhz configuration and mix it with the stock 16 RAM?
 
Yes, but all RAM will go down to the speed of the slowest modules, so spending the extra on 2133MHz would be wasted.
 
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Yes, but all RAM will go down to the speed of the slowest modules, so spending the extra on 2133MHz would be wasted.

Got it, thank you. Are most people buying these from Amazon/Newegg or is there another site you guys recommend that's cheaper?
 
Interesting topic :) I ordered a kit of Kingston HyperX 16GB - £64 I'll let you know how it works on my cMBP mid 2012.
 
Comparing My i5 model to another identical using the 2133 it looks like about 1.5% increase over my 1867 Ram on GeekBench 3.0 Score.

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Bumping this thread!

Any feedback on you who've had these 2133MHz sticks for a while now - issues? Or working fine?
Just ordered my iMac and the Crucial 1867MHz CL13's are out of stock.
So interested in the 2133MHz ones!
 
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