Watch this BEFORE buying an AMD CPU! - Every RAM Speed Tested

The RAM you choose can have a profound effect on the performance of your new gaming PC, but because memory isn't as attractive as CPUs or graphics cards, it's often overlooked. Not today, behind me, courtesy of g Skill, are 11 dual channel DDR4 kits. memory and with it we intend to provide you with all the information you need to choose the best option for your new third generation AMD Ryzen system, what comes and goes from your PC when it is connected to the Internet and with Glasswire. You can find out and see if there are any suspicious or misbehaving apps.

Use offer code Linux for 25 off at the link in the video description. AMD's new Zen 2 course has twice the built-in high-

speed

cache to keep them powered. with data much more efficiently than before, which is great, but the thing is, all that cache still has to pull data from somewhere, which means we still need fast system memory. Now, the third-generation Ryzen boosts the supported memory

speed

up to a whopping 3,200 megahertz, meaning not only can you count on that speed being adequate for the platform, but you can also count on being able to reach much faster speeds. higher than you could previously achieve, and that's even without the best RAM chips money can buy. and a degree in overclocking from the university of oh my god, I'm so bored, when will

this

end?

That sounds great, just buy the fastest, cheapest RAM you can find and run, that's what I might say if it weren't for the shutdown. relationship between memory bandwidth and high-speed interconnection between Ryzen CPU cores called infinite fabric. Now

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generation AMD has opened up some interesting new options by allowing users to decouple the infinite fabric clock from the memory clock, so from the standard speed around 3200 up to around ddr4 3600, which most people should be able to achieve, you will be in what AMD calls one-to-one, that is, both the memory and the infinite fabric share the same input clock and run in sync like the last generation, but it is also possible to increase memory speeds Much higher RAM than you would otherwise, abandoning that one-to-one ratio, so this needs to be investigated because higher memory speeds should result in an increase in raw performance, but could also cost you dearly due to the additional cost.

The latency introduced due to unsynchronized clocks makes things even more complicated. You can also go the other way and start your infinite clock even if you have slower memory modules that can't keep up, then you can try to get some of that back. latency penalty when adjusting RAM timings, so we started our journey by making some educated guesses first because Infinity Fabric is known to reliably hit 1800 megahertz. Investing in a DDR4 3600 kit and running it one at a time should be a pretty safe bet. So the lower the nominal latencies, the better the overall performance in theory.

Second, a higher level of performance can probably be obtained by decoupling infinite fabric and memory speeds if you're willing to put in the effort because otherwise why the hell would you? And I've put the engineering resources into making that an option, although many questions still remain, so to answer them we put together our giant stack of g-skill high-speed, low-latency tridency memory kits, high-latency, low-latency memory kits. speed and then

every

thing in between and we locked Anthony in. a room until he finished testing them, let's start at the bottom half of the performance spectrum. Here we see that memory speeds below 3200 megahertz are in fact quite harmful to increasing the overall performance of the third generation, unless we run very slowly. memory latency and then increasing our infinite fabric as high as possible, which on our chip was about 1900 megahertz which actually produced similar performance to our 3200 megahertz low latency kit but at two thirds the clock speed of the memory, so if you can't afford it or finding a high frequency ram kit that will power up your infinity weave could help make up a lot of the difference, especially if you get a gold chip.

Then when we move up to the higher performance kits, things get even more interesting now at the beginning, as you would expect. 3200 to 3600 and then 37 33 megahertz generates some pretty healthy increases in performance, especially in those low latency kits, but look what happens when we hit 3800 megahertz and up as a result of the higher latencies involved with memory this fast and desynchronization. We actually ended up losing some performance by setting our Infinity fabric back to 1900 megahertz, which is the maximum ours will go without failing. We got it back a little bit, particularly with our 3800 megahertz kit, since it can run at that nice speed.

The one to one ratio now, at the time of writing, ddr4 3600 can be found for about the same price as 3200, depending on where you live and where you look, so we also try to run both memory frequencies at maximum infinite clock that we were able to put together and It turns out that, depending on the application, this can provide a boost or slight hindrance to your overall performance. Finally, because Anthony couldn't leave him alone, we ran the one-on-one relationship kit as quickly as we could and adjusted the timing. to test the memory's overclocking potential and holy shmoley with averages between two and eight percent higher than our previous best and percentiles jumping up to 27, we've not only validated our low latency results for the 21.33 megahertz kit, but we can also confidently say that aggressively adjusting the timings on any memory kit on Ryzen can dramatically improve your gaming experience, if not your cinebench score, which didn't really seem to care about any of this, unfortunately, this is where our Journey to high-speed memory increases in the third generation.

In the end, at least in these first few days, we managed to reach a stable RAM of 4000 megahertz, by the way, guys, but we had to delve into system voltage settings that were not so comfortable to recommend to the average user and then we couldn't get Anything beyond that to publish at least with our CPU, the good news is that we already have enough results to summarize our recommendations in a few key points. Number one, don't emphasize super high memory speeds and instead aim for the memory your system can support if all you want is something that is fast but that you know will work, grab a 3600 megahertz kit with low latencies Number two, if you're adventurous, go for it, get yourself a high-end kit and see how far you can take your infinite knitting.

The worst case scenario is that you can reduce the memory and use Verizon's dram calculator to help you turn that extra speed margin into tighter times. It will not result in worse performance under any circumstances. Number three, if your region's market is bad for memory pricing or availability. You really shouldn't stress too much, find a low latency 2133 memory kit and focus on overclocking your Infinity Fabric. Even so, you will be very close to living the full experience. It's really a testament to the good work AMD has done in engineering. Of course, although memory still affects performance, it is not as necessary to get a great experience as before.

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