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RAM Module
PCs have a slight advantage when it comes to RAM since the consoles have a unified memory, i.e., the GPU and the CPU share the same 8GBs of RAM that has been allocated to the system while PCs with dedicated graphics chipset have a separate allocation of memory for the graphical rendering.
Nonetheless, more RAM means less hassles in gaming. A pair of Crucial Ballistix Sport 8GB Kit (4GBx2) DDR3 1600 RAM fits the need of the hour nicely. It is a 240-pin RAM running at 1600Mhz which should rake in a hiccup free experience. This pair can be snatched off a shelf for a decent 78 bucks.
