I was looking for this video yesterday, l ordered the 3600 Mhz so it seems like i did good after watching this video. Thank you for all the great videos looking forward to my first build when all my parts come in
I found the best RAM setting for both my 3900X and my 3200G is 3733 CL14 (14-15-13-30-43-280 1T) @ 1.5v. The RAM I use is Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 16GB 4400 CL19. It's about the cheapest Samsung B die kit on the market and it overclocks very well.
@@matthewday7565 Frequency is only part of the equation. There's also latency, voltage, and heat to be considered. As Frequency goes up, so do the others. I've noticed the latency numbers of DDR5 seem ridiculously high compared to DDR4. It looks strange to me to see CL40. After many hours of testing on my PC from 2400 CL12 to 4400 CL19, 3733 CL14 @ 1.5v appears to be the sweet spot for DDR4 RAM, and a good balance of frequency, latency, voltage and heat.
In my opinion, the best buy for these apu-s is definitely 3200mhz 14 14 14 ( with Samsung B die chips ). It's not that expensive these days, and if you know how to manually overclock it and tight the timings, that's the fastest you can get, it scales with voltage fantastically, even over 4000mhz... But it requires some knowledge and testing, but in the end Is worth it....
@@OlettaLiano it's much better for apu overrall performance to overclock them at 4000mhz cl16... I did that, i have those sticks, apu's scale well with every timing tighted... It's noticable in therms of higher fps, lowest possible latency and better 1%lows fps... Also bandwidth with high frequency..
@@nenadmilosevic661 can you share your bios settings, i also have the same 3200mhz CL14 B Dies (1R) i read that 1R is better for overclocking than 2R but 2R is better for stock settings... i might overlock my ram to 4000mhz with CL16 at what voltage. please help. thanks
3600 & 4000 seems almost identical. Might save a few bucks to avoid the 4400. Congrats on the 70,000 subs!! You guys are crushing it! Cheers from Las Vegas! By the way, its hot today!! Pool Weather coming soon! Lol
Nice vid Mike 🥰👍 I agree DDR4 3600 mega transfer’s CL16 is the best plug n play option. Definitely doing very minor tweaking of timings will net some good and sometimes noticeable performance gains. After 4000 mega transfer memory speeds AMD’s infinity fabric adds ‘noticeable’ latency to your system…. again noticeable! I’ve had my timings down to CL12-14 and the gains aren’t noticeable in many cases in an APU build for the time spent tweaking etc. I’ve purchased some cheaper CL18 3600 mega transfer memory and just changed my CL to 14-16 in many instances just by manually inputting the new CL value after applying the DOCP/XMP setting 🥰👍.
What i'm hearing with a lot of APU content is that "X expensive RAM makes a big difference". I'm sure it does, but for a lot of people using the APU is about saving money on a GPU (and electricity bills!). A Common scenario for most APUs is going to be a basic MoBo (eg A320) and Cheapo RAM, a basic case with PSU, for which you can build a workable gaming PC for around £300 (UK). And something like that will game at Low/Medium all day long for cheap (this is basically the MVP of gaming!).
I've found from what I've been seeing in vids and reading on the net, the optimal ram is 16gb of ddr4 running at either 3200 or 3600 Mhz. Pretty much the same results that there were for the Ryzen 5 3600. 3600 Mhz is the better performer, obviously, but 3200 is the best bang for your buck as in some cases it can be as much as $15-$20 cheaper for some brands over 3600 Mhz. Over 3600 Mhz the performance benefits are negligible at best, and suffer quite heavily when you go below 3000 Mhz.
@@mikesunboxing Thanks Mike. I only ask because in my main Rig with the MSI Gaming Plus, R5/5600X and 4x8GB Corsair 3600Mhz CL18 and in the Rig in the lounge I have the MSI X570 Gaming Plus, R7/3700X and 4x8GB Ballistix 3600Mhz CL16 and was wondering if it would be worth doing a "Swap".....? Ciao, Bill.
As is on amd cpu site, there is recomended max sopported memory I would go with. 3200 ck16, also with apu build I would prefer 32GB ram instead of 16 or less.
I have Silicon Power 3600 ddr4 cl18 on my 5600g, but I manually set them to cl16 at 1.35v and it run very good and stable. I found that setting voltage manually to 1.35v is better than when xmp set it. Maybe it is just me.. 🤔
One year later... I ended up with 3600mhz cl-16-16-16-32 for a price of 100BGN, about 51 euros. It definitely improved the performance of the APU noticeably... However, there is one problem that I haven't seen commented on anywhere! CPU consumption! At 3200 -16 it is about 65 watts, while at 3600 - 16 it is about, and often over 80 watts and stock cooling is not recommended! And one last point of view. auto overclock does NOT work for APU (+200mhz) with memory faster than 3200. And that makes things a bit more special ;) But it works with +200mhz for CPU... Adrenaline auto overclock (tuning control)
Maybe you aren't looking at it the right way. Don't overclock the CPU, it's fast enough already and doesn't provide any more performance to the graphics. I overclock the graphics only to 2400mhz at 1.25V and it runs cool still because I didn't overclock the CPU. I use a cheap chinese 120mm Snowman cooler that was $16 shipped. You could even underclock the CPU to 4000 and it will make no difference in the graphics and run cooler on a stock cooler.
@@robertkubrick3738 see, my APU temperature is over 20 degrees below normal, which allows it to effectively keep all CPUs and graphics maxed out. That's where the better result comes from! In Cinebench 23 its score is just over 12000. Before with the stock cooler it was around 10500! The test temperature it reaches is no more than 60 degrees Celsius! I think you understood now, exactly what and why! What temperature does your APU reach?
@@AlienInSider Mine never reaches 60 either and it's clocked to 2400mhz on the graphics. If cinebench scores are important to you, you shot yourself in the foot buying the wrong system.
Thanks Mike for the video. I am thinking of making a multimedia PC for the TV. Because it is cheap and small. I already have a tv that also saves money :-). Cheers.
Very interesting review of RAM speeds. D'ters pc R3 1200 only has LPX 2x4gb 2667 whereas mine runs Ballistix 2x8gb 3000. Both with gpus 2bf. Bought a spare ballistix 2x8gb 3000 which was in bargains on yur discord. Hadnt realised how much diff it makes at the lower frequencies. Appreciate the cpu dictates speeds but would a R5 3600 benefit an increase to 4x8gb all at 3000? Thank you for sharing your findings Mike and Kath👍
makes 3200-3600 look best value and 4000+ still has ground to offer. But CL timings are high on the cheaper fast RAM so if you using CL16-17 you going to pay near double that of standard 3200 CL16. Yet o see any DRR5 with low CL numbers. When doing live Music Latency is the killer. So I think for many a slower 4000 kit is going to win over DDR5 at the moment for those on Intel and more the have in stock the cheaper they get DDR 4000+ is dropping in price while DDR4 3200 are still mass brought and more mark up. On CCL DDR 4 4000 is similar to 3600 which is what I think is the seat budget stop for iGPU gamer's at 1080p. Vega will be shit on Blender and Cinibench as both Don't get benefit from Vega as they are mostly CPU testing and only us GPU's with added feature which are not in the Vega series, Like they won't benefit AI Cuda work which requires Nvidia cores. Same as an Nvidia card don't work well on Linux which is more optimised for AMD hardware due to Opendrivers. I use an 2200G in my mini system and the Vega 8 would win and was until I got a 4K60 panel. Vega has no AV1 support leaving it to hardware rendering which is to much for 4 standard cores, I would love to hear how much of the 5600G 12 threads it uses up software rendering AV1 4K/8K with and without HDR. I was looking at 5600G but for the same price I can get a i5 with way more process grunt now, same low wattage, and as I don't game anyway the UHD 730-770 has a benefit as I can work while watch 4K streams in AV1 format which RUclips are pushing without losing core power to software rendering the video which currently is a no go on the 2200G as it flat out kills all 4 cores to decode and watch some youtube 4k channels. I haven't tested AV1 decoding on a Ryzen 5600G, but a compute task to takes up 4 thread solid at 3.5ghz the compute power of the CPU cores thats a 3rd of the total threads go just view a stream video while working I need compute power to compile with. My system is for quietness so no 125w CPU's and big noisy coolers for me. Hence I love this little build of yours. When I want to compile code while watch RUclips or others it will massively hit my CPU's cores even of a 5600G if the Video is in AV1 and if it is not it will be eating more internet bandwidth which is what AV1 is for to compress and use less internet bandwidth. This is why I am glad to see AMD getting on the AV1 wagon and AV1 native supporting GPU's just a shame no AV1 on the 6500XT as that would have made one more sale, as it would if the Vega APU's supported the format too, as 5600G are now sub £200 if you know where to look. I would love to go AMD (as a Linux use AMD rock) but until the AM5 drops everything. UK prices of Ryzen parts are over price like Any GPU here is over priced or part of some BS multi-buy deal. What I am glad to see in the cooler fits the Inwin case, which was an part of an Idea for my next windows build which will have more cores and any iGPU as it will only be for my DJ and mixing gear. Because for gaming I am going to use an Intel most likely before GPU price get sensible again. 6500XT at £200 with the power of an RX580 or worse if not PCI-E 4 is not worth considering. I sold an GTX970 once for £70 and traded an RX 580 at £70 which I sold on at £100, and felt like I had ripped them off. Now CEX have them marked up at £200ish. My advice is to sell sell sell, and wait for the crashes which Russian sanctions will course on us as Russia Blocks trade with us in response. If legal markets are not trading to Russia those Chips they would have brought have to go somewhere to sell after all. It is Chips like ARM chips that will get shortages, and more cost as transport route's fly over Russia from fare east. They will now have to go hundreds of miles round detour. What is petrol Now £1.50pl, £2pl buy Christmas wars only benefit Arm traders in Wall-street and Russia isn't Capitalist so Money pain don't hurt their leader. All it does is make those in poverty join the military and fight. Go in to your local job centre only jobs on the wall that pay are military based recruiting or Zero hour or 16 hour supermarket contracts. As a DIY builder I am hoping with AMD/Intel and Windows all blocking supplies to Russia I can pick up some passed over priced Hardware like 10th gen Intel which are pennies now, and only reason I haven't took advantage is the one they are still Intel and too no PCI-E 4 lanes and you can't get the most out of new card like the 6500XT without PCI-E 4x4. I haven't gone 11th because they are the same price to performance and motherboards for both still painful, pared to AM4 boards. So rather than build an 5600G now I am going to sell my PC before hardships here and abroad kick in to the west. And either go 12th gen Intel until such time a current GPU is affordable second hand, or wait for NAVI 2 desktop APU's which are going to be either Zen 3+ with V caches and NAVI 2 like those in the Ryzen 6000 Laptops or wait till AM5 Ryzen 7000G's with Zen 3+/4 with Navi 2+ APU's. But with the price of DDR5 Intel are hitting the 4K60 video and work machine hot stops for Linux. Only thing blocking a good future in tech is Nato and Russia forces and sanctions.
I run Corsair vengence pro rt 2x16 4000cl18 cpu boosting 4650 igpu 2300 infinity fabric 1:1 it’s silky smooth a very good experiance Just enabled xmp and allowed the Asus rog b550-I to do its thing Pbo with curve -10 all cores scaler x4 all else stock
3733MHz is the zen 2/3 sweet spot anything higher than that doesn't give much gain during day to day use above that is also hard on the memory controller it would be interesting to see how long these very high speed RAM systems last before they have problems due to going past 3733MHz?
Hope you can help. I bought a gaming HP with Ryzen 5600G and RTX 3060(12 Gb ram) . The ram has only one slot of ddr4 3200 16 Gb cl 22. I can expand with a second slot of ram. The ssd is a NVME M2 of 500 Gb. I don't play games. My only use will be for 4k editing. But when, for example, I put one hour and half of video, and want to edit them I have to wait a bit to be able to work on them. I have noticed that the CPU is at 100% use. Would I benefit from the a 32 dual channel ram of ddr4 32gb cl 16? Would it speed up video editing/rendering?
everything helps with 4K editing it does put a lot of strain on the system, and depending what software package you are using that also has an impact. For premiere 4k editing i would use 32GB RAM ideally and in the timeline set the playback res to 1/4 (1080p) and paused resolution to full, this should give decent results and also set the software to use CUDA / Nvidia hardware rendering.
There is my 2 option GSKILL RipjawsV (2x8) 3200mhz CL16 for 1039 Turkish lira or GSKILL RipjawsV (2x8) 3600mhz CL18 for 1099 Turkish lira. Should i buy 3600mhz for 5600g they say cpu optimized for 3200 and maybe i would overclock 3200mhz ram to 3600mhz. And i dont even know is this 2 ram actually same ram but different factory o.c.
Btw i am a bit in budget but i don't wanna miss a chance. My plan is buying gpu for way later or never for that build. İ mostly play old games like skyrim but i wanna play a bit rdr2 on low settings
Yes, sorry, I forgot to mention it amd ryzen 5 5600G Asus TUF GAMING B550-PLUS with no extra graphics card specifically. Thank you for the fast response I'll get the 4000 MHz cas 18 then.
Guys can anyone tell if I use 3600mhz 8gb ddr4 (Ripzaws Gskill)will it give me a good support? Processor:Ryzen 5 5600g Motherboard:ASUS Tuf gaming b450m pro-ii
helloo sirr is it okay for me my 2400mhz is overclock to 3600mhz and its reaching CL 26 and i go manually overclocking my ram with the options auto cause i dont know what to do can you help me clarify if its okay to manually get the right spot?
@@mikesunboxing i just manual adjust my timing tables for my 2400mhz ram that overclocked to 3600mhz with a tables of CL 18-22-22-42 and i think im fine cause my pc is working fine :)
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I was looking for this video yesterday, l ordered the 3600 Mhz so it seems like i did good after watching this video. Thank you for all the great videos looking forward to my first build when all my parts come in
I found the best RAM setting for both my 3900X and my 3200G is 3733 CL14 (14-15-13-30-43-280 1T) @ 1.5v. The RAM I use is Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 16GB 4400 CL19. It's about the cheapest Samsung B die kit on the market and it overclocks very well.
CL14 nice! quite tight there
@@mikesunboxing Yep, we like it tight. 👍
Reading up, it seems that certain divider ratios get introduced above that frequency, with the 5000's maybe being able to hit 4000 without compromise
@@matthewday7565 Frequency is only part of the equation. There's also latency, voltage, and heat to be considered. As Frequency goes up, so do the others. I've noticed the latency numbers of DDR5 seem ridiculously high compared to DDR4. It looks strange to me to see CL40. After many hours of testing on my PC from 2400 CL12 to 4400 CL19, 3733 CL14 @ 1.5v appears to be the sweet spot for DDR4 RAM, and a good balance of frequency, latency, voltage and heat.
I built a media server around the 5700G and found the sweet spot for me was 3600/ CL16/ 2 x 8 GB.
Great video thanks Mike. Each time you get out that 5600G I think I must get one. Thanks for having an ITX day.
it really is an ITX day, just updating the HTPC in the front room with the 2200G
In my opinion, the best buy for these apu-s is definitely 3200mhz 14 14 14 ( with Samsung B die chips ). It's not that expensive these days, and if you know how to manually overclock it and tight the timings, that's the fastest you can get, it scales with voltage fantastically, even over 4000mhz... But it requires some knowledge and testing, but in the end Is worth it....
If it's Samsung B-die, then at 3200 you should be able to get the timings down to CL 9 @ 1.45v.
@@OlettaLiano it's much better for apu overrall performance to overclock them at 4000mhz cl16... I did that, i have those sticks, apu's scale well with every timing tighted... It's noticable in therms of higher fps, lowest possible latency and better 1%lows fps... Also bandwidth with high frequency..
@@nenadmilosevic661 can you share your bios settings,
i also have the same 3200mhz CL14 B Dies (1R)
i read that 1R is better for overclocking than 2R but 2R is better for stock settings...
i might overlock my ram to 4000mhz with CL16 at what voltage.
please help.
thanks
3600 & 4000 seems almost identical. Might save a few bucks to avoid the 4400. Congrats on the 70,000 subs!! You guys are crushing it! Cheers from Las Vegas! By the way, its hot today!! Pool Weather coming soon! Lol
we have the subs you have the pool and weather. Swap? 😂
@@mikesunboxing Mmmm....nope. Lol
Nice vid Mike 🥰👍 I agree DDR4 3600 mega transfer’s CL16 is the best plug n play option. Definitely doing very minor tweaking of timings will net some good and sometimes noticeable performance gains. After 4000 mega transfer memory speeds AMD’s infinity fabric adds ‘noticeable’ latency to your system…. again noticeable! I’ve had my timings down to CL12-14 and the gains aren’t noticeable in many cases in an APU build for the time spent tweaking etc. I’ve purchased some cheaper CL18 3600 mega transfer memory and just changed my CL to 14-16 in many instances just by manually inputting the new CL value after applying the DOCP/XMP setting 🥰👍.
What i'm hearing with a lot of APU content is that "X expensive RAM makes a big difference". I'm sure it does, but for a lot of people using the APU is about saving money on a GPU (and electricity bills!). A Common scenario for most APUs is going to be a basic MoBo (eg A320) and Cheapo RAM, a basic case with PSU, for which you can build a workable gaming PC for around £300 (UK). And something like that will game at Low/Medium all day long for cheap (this is basically the MVP of gaming!).
The idea of an apu is also game now with good ram and decent CPU and buy GPU in a few months when there is cashflow
I've found from what I've been seeing in vids and reading on the net, the optimal ram is 16gb of ddr4 running at either 3200 or 3600 Mhz. Pretty much the same results that there were for the Ryzen 5 3600. 3600 Mhz is the better performer, obviously, but 3200 is the best bang for your buck as in some cases it can be as much as $15-$20 cheaper for some brands over 3600 Mhz. Over 3600 Mhz the performance benefits are negligible at best, and suffer quite heavily when you go below 3000 Mhz.
4000mhz is best according to this video.
Thanks. A shame you didn't test a 3600 CL18 vs 3600 CL16..?
Coming soon!
@@mikesunboxing Thanks Mike.
I only ask because in my main Rig with the MSI Gaming Plus, R5/5600X and 4x8GB Corsair 3600Mhz CL18 and in the Rig in the lounge I have the MSI X570 Gaming Plus, R7/3700X and 4x8GB Ballistix 3600Mhz CL16 and was wondering if it would be worth doing a "Swap".....?
Ciao, Bill.
Great timing (ha ha!), Mike - I'm on the verge of committing to a 5600g system so this video has proved very useful. Thank you.
Glad it helped!
As is on amd cpu site, there is recomended max sopported memory I would go with. 3200 ck16, also with apu build I would prefer 32GB ram instead of 16 or less.
I have Silicon Power 3600 ddr4 cl18 on my 5600g, but I manually set them to cl16 at 1.35v and it run very good and stable. I found that setting voltage manually to 1.35v is better than when xmp set it. Maybe it is just me.. 🤔
yeah XMP can be a funny old thing at times
One year later...
I ended up with 3600mhz cl-16-16-16-32 for a price of 100BGN, about 51 euros. It definitely improved the performance of the APU noticeably...
However, there is one problem that I haven't seen commented on anywhere! CPU consumption!
At 3200 -16 it is about 65 watts, while at 3600 - 16 it is about, and often over 80 watts and stock cooling is not recommended!
And one last point of view. auto overclock does NOT work for APU (+200mhz) with memory faster than 3200. And that makes things a bit more special ;)
But it works with +200mhz for CPU...
Adrenaline auto overclock (tuning control)
Maybe you aren't looking at it the right way. Don't overclock the CPU, it's fast enough already and doesn't provide any more performance to the graphics. I overclock the graphics only to 2400mhz at 1.25V and it runs cool still because I didn't overclock the CPU. I use a cheap chinese 120mm Snowman cooler that was $16 shipped. You could even underclock the CPU to 4000 and it will make no difference in the graphics and run cooler on a stock cooler.
@@robertkubrick3738 see, my APU temperature is over 20 degrees below normal, which allows it to effectively keep all CPUs and graphics maxed out. That's where the better result comes from! In Cinebench 23 its score is just over 12000. Before with the stock cooler it was around 10500!
The test temperature it reaches is no more than 60 degrees Celsius!
I think you understood now, exactly what and why!
What temperature does your APU reach?
@@AlienInSider Mine never reaches 60 either and it's clocked to 2400mhz on the graphics. If cinebench scores are important to you, you shot yourself in the foot buying the wrong system.
what ever ram you have you need to know if the motherboard you have is compatible as any higher it will only work on the lowest of the ram .
very true the chipset will be a factor to consider
I’m running mine on CL18 3600 32GB with a 2400MHz core at 1.25v
Thanks Mike for the video. I am thinking of making a multimedia PC for the TV. Because it is cheap and small. I already have a tv that also saves money :-). Cheers.
Sounds great!
Great video, thanks Mike :-)
thanks bob have a nice day, and look out for the storm, gonna be a rough few days
Very interesting review of RAM speeds. D'ters pc R3 1200 only has LPX 2x4gb 2667 whereas mine runs Ballistix 2x8gb 3000. Both with gpus 2bf. Bought a spare ballistix 2x8gb 3000 which was in bargains on yur discord. Hadnt realised how much diff it makes at the lower frequencies. Appreciate the cpu dictates speeds but would a R5 3600 benefit an increase to 4x8gb all at 3000? Thank you for sharing your findings Mike and Kath👍
you might see a bit of a boost not not a huge amount
i have 16/ 8*2 Frequency 3600 works great without overclocks
makes 3200-3600 look best value and 4000+ still has ground to offer. But CL timings are high on the cheaper fast RAM so if you using CL16-17 you going to pay near double that of standard 3200 CL16. Yet o see any DRR5 with low CL numbers. When doing live Music Latency is the killer. So I think for many a slower 4000 kit is going to win over DDR5 at the moment for those on Intel and more the have in stock the cheaper they get DDR 4000+ is dropping in price while DDR4 3200 are still mass brought and more mark up. On CCL DDR 4 4000 is similar to 3600 which is what I think is the seat budget stop for iGPU gamer's at 1080p. Vega will be shit on Blender and Cinibench as both Don't get benefit from Vega as they are mostly CPU testing and only us GPU's with added feature which are not in the Vega series, Like they won't benefit AI Cuda work which requires Nvidia cores. Same as an Nvidia card don't work well on Linux which is more optimised for AMD hardware due to Opendrivers. I use an 2200G in my mini system and the Vega 8 would win and was until I got a 4K60 panel. Vega has no AV1 support leaving it to hardware rendering which is to much for 4 standard cores, I would love to hear how much of the 5600G 12 threads it uses up software rendering AV1 4K/8K with and without HDR. I was looking at 5600G but for the same price I can get a i5 with way more process grunt now, same low wattage, and as I don't game anyway the UHD 730-770 has a benefit as I can work while watch 4K streams in AV1 format which RUclips are pushing without losing core power to software rendering the video which currently is a no go on the 2200G as it flat out kills all 4 cores to decode and watch some youtube 4k channels. I haven't tested AV1 decoding on a Ryzen 5600G, but a compute task to takes up 4 thread solid at 3.5ghz the compute power of the CPU cores thats a 3rd of the total threads go just view a stream video while working I need compute power to compile with. My system is for quietness so no 125w CPU's and big noisy coolers for me. Hence I love this little build of yours. When I want to compile code while watch RUclips or others it will massively hit my CPU's cores even of a 5600G if the Video is in AV1 and if it is not it will be eating more internet bandwidth which is what AV1 is for to compress and use less internet bandwidth. This is why I am glad to see AMD getting on the AV1 wagon and AV1 native supporting GPU's just a shame no AV1 on the 6500XT as that would have made one more sale, as it would if the Vega APU's supported the format too, as 5600G are now sub £200 if you know where to look. I would love to go AMD (as a Linux use AMD rock) but until the AM5 drops everything. UK prices of Ryzen parts are over price like Any GPU here is over priced or part of some BS multi-buy deal. What I am glad to see in the cooler fits the Inwin case, which was an part of an Idea for my next windows build which will have more cores and any iGPU as it will only be for my DJ and mixing gear. Because for gaming I am going to use an Intel most likely before GPU price get sensible again. 6500XT at £200 with the power of an RX580 or worse if not PCI-E 4 is not worth considering. I sold an GTX970 once for £70 and traded an RX 580 at £70 which I sold on at £100, and felt like I had ripped them off. Now CEX have them marked up at £200ish. My advice is to sell sell sell, and wait for the crashes which Russian sanctions will course on us as Russia Blocks trade with us in response. If legal markets are not trading to Russia those Chips they would have brought have to go somewhere to sell after all. It is Chips like ARM chips that will get shortages, and more cost as transport route's fly over Russia from fare east. They will now have to go hundreds of miles round detour. What is petrol Now £1.50pl, £2pl buy Christmas wars only benefit Arm traders in Wall-street and Russia isn't Capitalist so Money pain don't hurt their leader. All it does is make those in poverty join the military and fight. Go in to your local job centre only jobs on the wall that pay are military based recruiting or Zero hour or 16 hour supermarket contracts. As a DIY builder I am hoping with AMD/Intel and Windows all blocking supplies to Russia I can pick up some passed over priced Hardware like 10th gen Intel which are pennies now, and only reason I haven't took advantage is the one they are still Intel and too no PCI-E 4 lanes and you can't get the most out of new card like the 6500XT without PCI-E 4x4. I haven't gone 11th because they are the same price to performance and motherboards for both still painful, pared to AM4 boards. So rather than build an 5600G now I am going to sell my PC before hardships here and abroad kick in to the west. And either go 12th gen Intel until such time a current GPU is affordable second hand, or wait for NAVI 2 desktop APU's which are going to be either Zen 3+ with V caches and NAVI 2 like those in the Ryzen 6000 Laptops or wait till AM5 Ryzen 7000G's with Zen 3+/4 with Navi 2+ APU's. But with the price of DDR5 Intel are hitting the 4K60 video and work machine hot stops for Linux. Only thing blocking a good future in tech is Nato and Russia forces and sanctions.
lots to digest there and it does seem that is the course the worl dis taking at the moment. as always time will tell
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I run Corsair vengence pro rt 2x16 4000cl18 cpu boosting 4650 igpu 2300 infinity fabric 1:1 it’s silky smooth a very good experiance
Just enabled xmp and allowed the Asus rog b550-I to do its thing Pbo with curve -10 all cores scaler x4 all else stock
nice work
Thnx for this sir...it helps me a lot...3600mhz at cl16...God bless
Glad it helped
I pulled the trigger, ditching my ryzen 5 5600 +6600XT for a 5600G, i only play simple games the 6600xt is just in there doing nothing lol.
nice downgrade, save money and power
Nice for a HTPC setup.
Thanks :-)
go with the 3600 Mhz if you can afford
3600 seems to be the sweet spot value and speed wise
3733MHz is the zen 2/3 sweet spot anything higher than that doesn't give much gain during day to day use above that is also hard on the memory controller it would be interesting to see how long these very high speed RAM systems last before they have problems due to going past 3733MHz?
Cool story, just that this is an APU with better memory controller and can do 4400+ EZ hahaha
How do you use the Trident Z 3600 and it with its XMP setting at 3600 is stable but can Experience problems
that should run fine at that speed, maybe try setting the timings manually?
This was interesting. I wonder if the amount of ram has any affect.
between 8 and 16 i would think so
Hope you can help.
I bought a gaming HP with Ryzen 5600G and RTX 3060(12 Gb ram) .
The ram has only one slot of ddr4 3200 16 Gb cl 22. I can expand with a second slot of ram. The ssd is a NVME M2 of 500 Gb.
I don't play games.
My only use will be for 4k editing.
But when, for example, I put one hour and half of video, and want to edit them I have to wait a bit to be able to work on them. I have noticed that the CPU is at 100% use.
Would I benefit from the a 32 dual channel ram of ddr4 32gb cl 16? Would it speed up video editing/rendering?
everything helps with 4K editing it does put a lot of strain on the system, and depending what software package you are using that also has an impact.
For premiere 4k editing i would use 32GB RAM ideally and in the timeline set the playback res to 1/4 (1080p) and paused resolution to full, this should give decent results and also set the software to use CUDA / Nvidia hardware rendering.
can i use a 4000mhz ram with the r5 5600g i have the aorus b450m
should be able to, but the silicon lottery does mean you "might" need to lower the frequency a little
There is my 2 option
GSKILL RipjawsV (2x8) 3200mhz CL16 for 1039 Turkish lira or
GSKILL RipjawsV (2x8) 3600mhz CL18 for 1099 Turkish lira.
Should i buy 3600mhz for 5600g they say cpu optimized for 3200 and maybe i would overclock 3200mhz ram to 3600mhz. And i dont even know is this 2 ram actually same ram but different factory o.c.
Btw i am a bit in budget but i don't wanna miss a chance. My plan is buying gpu for way later or never for that build. İ mostly play old games like skyrim but i wanna play a bit rdr2 on low settings
i would go with the 3600
I did not know that ram frequency is important. I just bought 2 8gb ram ddr4 2666Mhz. Will they still work with 5600g??
yes they will and will probably easily overclock to 3200 or more
Hey! For you which is better to use for ryzen 5 5600g, 3200 or 3600mhz?
3600 is better especially for the igpu
@@mikesunboxing sir good day which of the two 3600mhz the cl18 or cl16?
My mobo is gigabyte a520m s2h
Is 16 Gb going to cut it, or is it better to use 32 Gb running a Ryzen APU??
16GB is fine, but 32GB is nice if you can afford it with some modern games using a lot of RAM
Hello, does B450m Steel Legend works 3600mhz on 5600g? I can only use 3200mhz. I have CL16 3600MHZ
3200 is probably the limit on b450 unless you are prepared to tweak the timings
So it's better to get 3600 ram with cas 16 than 4000 with cas 18? I am a click away of the online order... .
4000 CL18 probably better for a APU
Yes, sorry, I forgot to mention it amd ryzen 5 5600G Asus TUF GAMING B550-PLUS with no extra graphics card specifically. Thank you for the fast response I'll get the 4000 MHz cas 18 then.
Ryzen 5 5600g ki ddr5 ram support kore plz janaben
ddr4 only
Guys can anyone tell if I use 3600mhz 8gb ddr4 (Ripzaws Gskill)will it give me a good support?
Processor:Ryzen 5 5600g
Motherboard:ASUS Tuf gaming b450m pro-ii
b450 is always hit or miss over 3200, but i think you have a good chance
my rhyzen 5600g I can't full my 3200mhz ram only 2800mhz frequency dram?
What motherboard are you using
@@mikesunboxing msi mortar wifi b550m
what about 4000cl15? xD
Is ryzen 5 5600g support DDR 32GB (16x2) 3600mhz C18?
Yes it should
@@mikesunboxing TX Mike
helloo sirr is it okay for me my 2400mhz is overclock to 3600mhz and its reaching CL 26 and i go manually overclocking my ram with the options auto cause i dont know what to do can you help me clarify if its okay to manually get the right spot?
right timing tables rather?
it is all about trying what works and if it is stable it is fine, you seem to have done very well already
@@mikesunboxing i just manual adjust my timing tables for my 2400mhz ram that overclocked to 3600mhz with a tables of CL 18-22-22-42 and i think im fine cause my pc is working fine :)
Ryzen 5600g 4x8gb 3600mhz work ????Tnx ❤
i doubt it but maybe lucky depends on the motherboard trace quality as well
@@mikesunboxing b450 aorus pro
I whant that case!!!
Here's the review on it we did: ruclips.net/video/DAh8XiCfXfs/видео.html
Ryzen 5 5600g + 1tB m.2 Gen4 + 16gb 8x2 3600mhz Ram + B550m and the rest etc . . . case fans psu bla bla bla thats what i bought 500 $
is it working well?
@@mikesunboxing yeap im using it right now works great