*UPDATE: Due to the ongoing silicon shortage, many 32gb kits (2x16gb) are now coming single rank (even kits that previously were dual rank). As a result, I am now recommending 4x8gb kits if you want to guarantee Dual Rank memory.* What memory do you plan to get? How much, and what speed / latency?
Simple, and most of all - short, extreme precise answers - no BS, no small talk, not selling your soul or our souls to some corporate sh*ts. Amazing to see that on YT nowadays. Keep it up, mate. Amazing
i love how structured your videos are. enough background info, some amateur questions answered, some expert questions answered, recommendations for all price categories. really good. keep it up. the only tech channel that got the bell activated :P
Thanks for the succinct and specifc actionable conclusions. This really helps in the decision making process for all us normal folks who do operate on some sort of budget. The point that 1440p and above high-end gaming is not much dependent on memory speed is particularly helpful
This is so conveniant. I was just talking to my co worker about the system i was building. and he told me to check if the ram is compatible. Glad i came here. saved me wasting money on a 4400mhz. Awesome video btw!
Thanks for your videos! I haven’t built a machine in 10+ years, and am building a gaming rig for my son and have had to kind of re-learn everything! Your videos have been really helpful in choosing the right components.
Just found your channel and I love it. RUclips recommended me your video on how to beat the bots to get a new GPU and your tips were really useful. Thank you!
Great summary and good job on this topic. A variation of your % cost spreadsheet is against the CPU and motherboard cost (not the total system cost), to ensure the RAM cost is proportional to the specs of the CPU and motherboard. No point pairing high end RAM with low end CPU/motherboard.
@@PCBuilderChannel I was thinking about getting 3600 for a Ryzen 5000 but thinking now that the 3200 might be better value for money. In no rush to buy so the 3600 prices might come down by then.
I really appreciate how you break it down into laymen terms for those of us who have a basic understanding but aren't aspiring to be Steve at gamers nexus! 👍 You got my sub
Nice job. Good balance between making the info accessible but not overly simplified. H/W reviews are a crowded space with lots of established incumbents. You're doing well to find a niche here. In this vid you did refer in the beginning to the difference between 4 single rank sticks vs. 2 dual rank but didn't circle back to that. Small point but thought I'd mention as many (like me) may have come from the GN vid on that topic. Good luck to you :-)
I had already decided on the 'middle' option (on your conclusion slide) before watching, but your video cemented it for me. Thanks for being easy to understand and straight to the point!
Really informative video. However there is another use for highspeed ram/cpu performance and that is Virtual Reality, which has shown to be more often than not CPU bound since there is so much else going on in VR games besides running the game engine and even smaller frametime spikes due to the CPU are annoying/even causing nausea.
i'm glad i found your channel!one of the more cinsere and easier to understand channels for us normal people!i really hop that by new year it really takes off because you deserve it!i hope you have a great year with plenty videos to enlighten us all!
Wow this video was absolutely informative and amazing. I really appreciate the way you broke down all of the information for us PC enthusiasts who don't have the time to be an expert in the field like you are. Thank you very much for your help good sir.
Thanks Jason, these videos are really helping me out with choosing components for my new rig. Really enjoy the concise info without getting bogged down with the advanced technical jargon. Tl;dr: you rock!
I love how synthesised and easy to understand your videos are. Before i see your video i watched the videos from you description and only after i have seen your video i chose which memory to buy. Great work!
What an extremely good explanation. Thank you so much ! Just bought a Ryzen 7 5800x and still use my "old" 3000Mhz Ram. But since i don't care if the game has 130 or 150 fps (and i don't have a high end graphics card anyway) i will keep that for a while.
Thanks for watching! Yep I keep thinking about updating this video (it was such an early one for the channel and our production value has gone up a lot lol). But the info is all still relevant so for now it stays.
Since memory choice can be very application-specific, balance is usually best. For Ryzen Zen+, Zen2, and Zen 3, I would advise a budget conscious person to use either 3200 CL16 or 3600 CL18 and not worry at all about single rank or dual rank. General users will rarely need anything better than those, and they won't unduly stress your memory controller. I've used 3200 CL 14 and 3600 CL16, and I can't justify spending almost twice as much for imperceptible -- though measurable -- difference. I just bought the last pair of DDR4 sticks I'll ever buy, 32GB of 3200 CL16 for a Ryzen 5600X and a 2080Ti. I paid a mere $70 US. I'll try it at 3600/16, and it will probably work. If not, no big deal.
I'm building my first pc. I watch videos constantly as I indulge myself in the knowledge of all the components and how they work. I keep seeing the cost effective videos that talk about this or that component only having a 5 percent boost or so. Well what I'm seeing is if I don't skimp that small amount on each component I will get a combined 20-30 percent performance boost.
I knew this video was going to be a good one right off the bat and you do a pretty good job on pointing out when and where bottlenecks are going to happen that is good information for people to know. Partially came here due to the cpu limiting the ram. I was doing some looking into that today, as I've built a few pcs already and that detail I skipped over in the past. Actually I skipped quite a bit on ram in the past and mostly focused on timing, however today I filled in what I needed to know. I do like how you spoke of when and where bottlenecks happen though this is important stuff for people to know, and I don't think I've seen much of it in the past from videos like this. Very good video overall, the benchmarks with graphics cards was good information, I was focusing on the cpu limiting ram when I came here.
I notice the difference on Transport fever just on memory CL from 18 @ 3600 to 16 @ 3600 on Ryzen made the game run smoother and alot less lag and stutter, in an intenive area is around 35 fps from 16 fps previously. also notice that when I clocked my memory at 19CL @ 4000 it was the same as 16CL @ 3200 but seeing the memory on Ryzen information when going over 1800 FC pass 3800 MHz goes to 2:1 from 1:1/1:2/1:3 (1200-1800FC) My Timings 1-16(16-19-19-19-39) @ 1800FC @ 3600 MHz
Interestingly, I had some old DDR4 that was 2x8GB dual rank. That was from my old Skylake build. In my current R5 3600 build I'm using 2x8 G.Skill FlareX 3200 C14 OC'd to 3800 C16 with 1900 MHz FCLK. It works great!
Nice overclock 👍. I'm using ripjaws 3600 16 16 16 36 overclocked to 3800mhz 16 16 16 36 with tighter sub timings. Also with IF @1900. No whea errors or any issues. Imo, ddr4 only gives diminishing returns going past 3800mhz. And you and I have optimal tuned OC's for ddr4.
oh great video , i thought this was just going to repeat info from the other videos you mentioned but it was full of good new info! The practical summary with examples at the end for the 3 groups was also really helpful! Cheers
"DDR 3600 CL14 4x8gb" kits are the fastest as it stands, but very expensive & hard to find atm (only 1-2 kits if in stock). If you can boost the fclk to 1900-2000mhz, then you can push the "3600C14 sticks" to 3800-4000mhz, and slightly loosen the timings.
Thank you! I try really hard to focus on what the community wants to know rather than just what I want to put out. It's a lot harder to do than anyone thinks (especially me before I launched the channel!). It's great to get feedback like this.
Great video! I just installed Crucial Ballistix 4x8GB 3600Mhz (CL16) overclocked to 3800Mhz/1900 FCLK CL16 @ 1.41V. Running flawless on a MSI Tomahawk X570 w/ Ryzen 5800X! I originally had only 2x8GB at that same OC as mentioned above...once I installed 2 more sticks I did see a performance boost of ~5%. Good stuff!
"About to hit 5000 subscribers" *looks at 141k current subscribers* Damn dude, your channel really grew in the last 16 months! Now that prices are coming down on parts I'm hoping to upgrade my PC in the near future (built it myself 5 years ago). This was helpful to know about how the memory effects gaming!
Good video, broke it down pretty well. I'm trying to build a roughly $1500 5600X build and originally I didn't care that much about the memory, but now that I have no idea what GPU I will get I figure I might as well see what the best RAM for my budget is.
Next big time tech tuber here, no doubt! You explaining that the good memory only matters really at 1080p high fps, saved me a nice chunk of $$$. Thank you sir! Lol
My 5800X is running 32GB dual channel, dual rank 3600CL14 on a X470 motherboard (which I bought when I got my previous 2700X). Operation has been flawless. Since this is the end of the line for the AM4 socket, I bought overkill since it will have to stretch quite a few years before I do a complete system upgrade.
@@PCBuilderChannel lol, I get 1200 in the range and about 500ish in comp. I'm also running a 5950x. The CPU was a huge bottleneck for Valorant, I had my 3090 first, running it on a i7 7700k and could usually reach a stable 250-300 fps but the 5950x took it to the max. Great video btw, exactly what I was looking for, my last upgrade is the ram. I'm a "willing to spend the money for the best but I'm not a OCing enthusiast" type and would rather not overpay if there wont be any performance gain, your video confirmed that 32gb cl16 3600 is the sweet spot for me. Thanks!
Great video, as I have a Ryzen7 CPU I opted for the Corsair Vengeance RGB "RT" version from Newegg, fully optimized for Ryzen meaning no messing around with BIOS apparently! The "Pro" and LPX versions of these didn't give the same information detail on this aspect, so not sure those are "fully optimized" or not for AMD but still learning this stuff, thanks for your great content Jason
I’ve seen all your videos and more than 5x I think and I just subscribe now.. I’m stupid. Lol..you are very precise and clear in explaining stuff. Thank you.
Funny, no one can get any graphics card unless your in the unlimited funds category. I plan on going the 3600 16G when I can actually buy a Ryzen 5000.
Great video. I picked up 2x8gb 3600mhz CL16 memory by Crucial from B&H for $74.99. It's currently backordered but they still let you checkout with that price locked in, if you don't mind waiting a few weeks.
It's really great to watch your Channel explode I've been here since you had it 1000 subscribers and I already see you have almost 50,000 congratulations I really love your videos and I want to see more and future although I watch and 1.75X speed
Thanks for the info. I wasn't sure if i should do anything to my ram since im doing a gpu upgrade. I'm using 2x8 16gb Ripjaws V with a 5800x and a sapphire 590 currently.
Thank you sooooo much for making this video. Really cleared things up! Now for my next trick, what graphics card should I buy in the currently ridiculous market hahaha
First time i've seen this channel, brilliant video, got a lot of much needed info from it and really enjoyed the production. I'm building a Ryzen 5600x system and, even after some research, was still a tad confused about the right memory. That's no longer an issue after watching this. Thank you, have liked and subscribed and looking forward to checking out your other content.
*UPDATE: Due to the ongoing silicon shortage, many 32gb kits (2x16gb) are now coming single rank (even kits that previously were dual rank). As a result, I am now recommending 4x8gb kits if you want to guarantee Dual Rank memory.*
What memory do you plan to get? How much, and what speed / latency?
Hello sir
@Mr Funny Games aree bhai tum
@Mr Funny Games the tech nation, pc wale ko jaante ho? If yes then mujhe bhi jaante hoge😉
2 Crucial Ballistix RGB 2 x 8 3600 CL16 kits, one black kit and one white
Those are pretty! The red circle over them in the thumbnail is just clickbait :)
Simple, and most of all - short, extreme precise answers - no BS, no small talk, not selling your soul or our souls to some corporate sh*ts. Amazing to see that on YT nowadays. Keep it up, mate. Amazing
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
I sense a large audience in your future
Hope so! Thank you for being a part of it!
I have to agree. Keep up the work PC Builder
100% How has he only got 15k subs... outragous to be honest
Agree
I agree. I like his style.
Your videos are honestly fantastic. Thanks for all the info!
Glad you like them!
Your videos are great as well TrueGameData :)
This is great I see you came here too
Haha no way tgd in the comments of this video
TGD is the goat!!
i love how structured your videos are. enough background info, some amateur questions answered, some expert questions answered, recommendations for all price categories. really good. keep it up. the only tech channel that got the bell activated :P
That’s so good to hear! Thanks for the feedback
I really enjoy your videos and I can see that you will have a big audience by the end of next year, you deserve it!
Thank you!!
didnt expect you to be here lol, love your channel
@@chaos8519 I am everywhere!
"So you're building a Ryzen 5000 system..."
I'm certainly intending to build one at least 🤣
“So you you built a ryzen 5000 system in your head for the last 6 months...”
Get the 5600x bro. That CPU just kicks ass!
@@CollyDoo I have that cpu I upgraded from 2600
I went from a 2700x to the 5600x. Ironically going from 8 cores to 6 was faster by about 15 to 20% in my gaming. 😄
@@CollyDoo some i7(s) have 8 cores but 5600x trashes %75 of them
Thanks for the succinct and specifc actionable conclusions. This really helps in the decision making process for all us normal folks who do operate on some sort of budget. The point that 1440p and above high-end gaming is not much dependent on memory speed is particularly helpful
Glad it was helpful!
My man u are so underrated u explained memory so well y deserve way more
Thanks so much! So glad it was helpful.
Not quite
This video is the eye of the needle for all gamers that are interested in Ryzen 5000 series.
Well done!
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful!
This is so conveniant. I was just talking to my co worker about the system i was building. and he told me to check if the ram is compatible. Glad i came here. saved me wasting money on a 4400mhz. Awesome video btw!
Thank you! Glad I could help! Don't forget to subscribe :)
4400MT/s RAM can sometimes hit 3600-3800MT/s CL14. With Dual channel. This can turn a watercooled 3800x into a 12k timespy cpu monster.
Thanks for your videos!
I haven’t built a machine in 10+ years, and am building a gaming rig for my son and have had to kind of re-learn everything!
Your videos have been really helpful in choosing the right components.
So glad we could help!
This was very informative and in-depth, absolutely perfect! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Just found your channel and I love it. RUclips recommended me your video on how to beat the bots to get a new GPU and your tips were really useful. Thank you!
Welcome aboard!
Great summary and good job on this topic. A variation of your % cost spreadsheet is against the CPU and motherboard cost (not the total system cost), to ensure the RAM cost is proportional to the specs of the CPU and motherboard. No point pairing high end RAM with low end CPU/motherboard.
Excellent video. As a pretty novice PC builder myself, this was of enormous value to me. Short and to the point. +1 all the way
Awesome! Hope you subscribe!
Oh man. Spot on timing with this video, just what I need to know. Looking forward to watching it...
Awesome! Let me know what you think.
@@PCBuilderChannel I was thinking about getting 3600 for a Ryzen 5000 but thinking now that the 3200 might be better value for money. In no rush to buy so the 3600 prices might come down by then.
I’ve been waiting for this vid for a while! Thanks for the gr8 content
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, finally memory was compared with the same CL
5 minutes and I am already knowing something I was curious. You are doing good job!
Thanks!
I really appreciate how you break it down into laymen terms for those of us who have a basic understanding but aren't aspiring to be Steve at gamers nexus! 👍
You got my sub
Thanks! Welcome to the channel (:
You actually talk about stuff we want to know, keep it up!
Thank you!
Nice job. Good balance between making the info accessible but not overly simplified. H/W reviews are a crowded space with lots of established incumbents. You're doing well to find a niche here.
In this vid you did refer in the beginning to the difference between 4 single rank sticks vs. 2 dual rank but didn't circle back to that. Small point but thought I'd mention as many (like me) may have come from the GN vid on that topic.
Good luck to you :-)
I had already decided on the 'middle' option (on your conclusion slide) before watching, but your video cemented it for me. Thanks for being easy to understand and straight to the point!
Glad we were helpful! Thank you for watching
Great overview and explanations of a somewhat complex and confusing topic. I loved your analysis. Very helpful! Keep it up!
Glad it was helpful!
Really informative video. However there is another use for highspeed ram/cpu performance and that is Virtual Reality, which has shown to be more often than not CPU bound since there is so much else going on in VR games besides running the game engine and even smaller frametime spikes due to the CPU are annoying/even causing nausea.
i'm glad i found your channel!one of the more cinsere and easier to understand channels for us normal people!i really hop that by new year it really takes off because you deserve it!i hope you have a great year with plenty videos to enlighten us all!
I appreciate that! Thank you so much! Have a happy new year and welcome to the channel!
I had a question, you 100% answered it, I subscribed. Nice doing business with you!
Awesome vid, really set me straight! 3200 CL16 dual rank is all I really need. Keep those great videos coming!
Glad I could help!
Wow this video was absolutely informative and amazing. I really appreciate the way you broke down all of the information for us PC enthusiasts who don't have the time to be an expert in the field like you are. Thank you very much for your help good sir.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Jason, these videos are really helping me out with choosing components for my new rig. Really enjoy the concise info without getting bogged down with the advanced technical jargon.
Tl;dr: you rock!
Glad to help!
I love how synthesised and easy to understand your videos are. Before i see your video i watched the videos from you description and only after i have seen your video i chose which memory to buy. Great work!
Awesome, thank you!
What an extremely good explanation. Thank you so much ! Just bought a Ryzen 7 5800x and still use my "old" 3000Mhz Ram. But since i don't care if the game has 130 or 150 fps (and i don't have a high end graphics card anyway) i will keep that for a while.
you can try oc in bios.
Thanks for this informative video, it joins several concepts and makes a good sense for the buyers at the moment of buying things.
Glad it was helpful!
its so funny to come back to an old video and see how different jason is in early vids. love it.
Yep!! It's crazy to look back (;
From late December 2020... the information still applies IMHO. Awesome!
Thanks for watching! Yep I keep thinking about updating this video (it was such an early one for the channel and our production value has gone up a lot lol). But the info is all still relevant so for now it stays.
Since memory choice can be very application-specific, balance is usually best. For Ryzen Zen+, Zen2, and Zen 3, I would advise a budget conscious person to use either 3200 CL16 or 3600 CL18 and not worry at all about single rank or dual rank. General users will rarely need anything better than those, and they won't unduly stress your memory controller. I've used 3200 CL 14 and 3600 CL16, and I can't justify spending almost twice as much for imperceptible -- though measurable -- difference. I just bought the last pair of DDR4 sticks I'll ever buy, 32GB of 3200 CL16 for a Ryzen 5600X and a 2080Ti. I paid a mere $70 US. I'll try it at 3600/16, and it will probably work. If not, no big deal.
You will be a huge channel one day, really great video
Thank you, a year later and this is still the best no bs guide.
thank you! Glad you enjoyed
Thanks for this video, it really helped me out with what memory to use with my new CPU and board.
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Thank you for this, im planning a 5900x build right now and your ram and motherboard videos help so much !
I’m so glad!
I'm building my first pc. I watch videos constantly as I indulge myself in the knowledge of all the components and how they work. I keep seeing the cost effective videos that talk about this or that component only having a 5 percent boost or so. Well what I'm seeing is if I don't skimp that small amount on each component I will get a combined 20-30 percent performance boost.
Logged in just to like the video. Well laid out and you made a lot of good arguments. Thank you!
We really appreciate that thank you!
I knew this video was going to be a good one right off the bat and you do a pretty good job on pointing out when and where bottlenecks are going to happen that is good information for people to know. Partially came here due to the cpu limiting the ram. I was doing some looking into that today, as I've built a few pcs already and that detail I skipped over in the past. Actually I skipped quite a bit on ram in the past and mostly focused on timing, however today I filled in what I needed to know. I do like how you spoke of when and where bottlenecks happen though this is important stuff for people to know, and I don't think I've seen much of it in the past from videos like this. Very good video overall, the benchmarks with graphics cards was good information, I was focusing on the cpu limiting ram when I came here.
I notice the difference on Transport fever just on memory CL from 18 @ 3600 to 16 @ 3600 on Ryzen made the game run smoother and alot less lag and stutter, in an intenive area is around 35 fps from 16 fps previously. also notice that when I clocked my memory at 19CL @ 4000 it was the same as 16CL @ 3200 but seeing the memory on Ryzen information when going over 1800 FC pass 3800 MHz goes to 2:1 from 1:1/1:2/1:3 (1200-1800FC)
My Timings 1-16(16-19-19-19-39) @ 1800FC @ 3600 MHz
Interestingly, I had some old DDR4 that was 2x8GB dual rank. That was from my old Skylake build. In my current R5 3600 build I'm using 2x8 G.Skill FlareX 3200 C14 OC'd to 3800 C16 with 1900 MHz FCLK. It works great!
Nice overclock 👍. I'm using ripjaws 3600 16 16 16 36 overclocked to 3800mhz 16 16 16 36 with tighter sub timings. Also with IF @1900. No whea errors or any issues.
Imo, ddr4 only gives diminishing returns going past 3800mhz. And you and I have optimal tuned OC's for ddr4.
oh great video , i thought this was just going to repeat info from the other videos you mentioned but it was full of good new info! The practical summary with examples at the end for the 3 groups was also really helpful! Cheers
Glad it was helpful!
I've been trying to find this information everywhere but nowhere really explains it this well. Just want to say thank you.
Glad we could help!
"DDR 3600 CL14 4x8gb" kits are the fastest as it stands, but very expensive & hard to find atm (only 1-2 kits if in stock).
If you can boost the fclk to 1900-2000mhz, then you can push the "3600C14 sticks" to 3800-4000mhz, and slightly loosen the timings.
Can i use 3600mhz cl16 with 4x16gb?
love your evidence-based approach, not something we see enough of on youtube these days!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Building my first pc, a Ryzen 5600X one and I've learned a lot from your videos on autoplay than what I did searching for specific videos. Thank you!
Glad I could help! Best of luck with you build!
I love how your videos always have a intro where you list literally all my questions
Thank you! I try really hard to focus on what the community wants to know rather than just what I want to put out. It's a lot harder to do than anyone thinks (especially me before I launched the channel!). It's great to get feedback like this.
@@PCBuilderChannel Honestly its like you're somehow reading my mind!
☹️ no RGB. RGB increases 200% performance
At least!
How does it work? Light speed?
@@nanoverse satisfied your mind.
Ram with rgb is extremely rgblaster fast!
You cant see more RGB that 2 sticks anyway
how do you just have 21 000 subs? you deserve more
thank you! We are growing fast though (we had 300 subscribers back in Sept) so stay tuned (:
Thanks for this video btw, purchased the gskill ripjaws v 16-19-19-39 3600mhz 16x2 32gb !!
Very nice!
Great video!
I just installed Crucial Ballistix 4x8GB 3600Mhz (CL16) overclocked to 3800Mhz/1900 FCLK CL16 @ 1.41V. Running flawless on a MSI Tomahawk X570 w/ Ryzen 5800X!
I originally had only 2x8GB at that same OC as mentioned above...once I installed 2 more sticks I did see a performance boost of ~5%. Good stuff!
Nice work!
"About to hit 5000 subscribers"
*looks at 141k current subscribers*
Damn dude, your channel really grew in the last 16 months! Now that prices are coming down on parts I'm hoping to upgrade my PC in the near future (built it myself 5 years ago). This was helpful to know about how the memory effects gaming!
haha thank you! We have grown so fast and we really appreciate the support. So glad the video was helpful!
Good video, broke it down pretty well. I'm trying to build a roughly $1500 5600X build and originally I didn't care that much about the memory, but now that I have no idea what GPU I will get I figure I might as well see what the best RAM for my budget is.
I’m thinking of building a PC and you always know the answers to questions on my mind. Helped me with a lot decisions, thank you!
So glad we could help!
The information I exactly need! Subscribed!!
Awesome! Thank you!
what i learned: ryzen 5000 is a very strong platform
Next big time tech tuber here, no doubt!
You explaining that the good memory only matters really at 1080p high fps, saved me a nice chunk of $$$. Thank you sir! Lol
Glad to help! Welcome to the channel! :)
I would like to say, your content is very helpful and extremely good quality! Keep it up
Thank you!
I don't comment often if, at all but, you're awesome and do a good job explaining. Keep it up.
I appreciate that! Thank you so much!
I live in Canada and we get shit on when it comes to technology pricing. Luckily it's not as bad as it is in Australia.
Its rough out there, especially right now. Hope things get better soon!
My 5800X is running 32GB dual channel, dual rank 3600CL14 on a X470 motherboard (which I bought when I got my previous 2700X). Operation has been flawless. Since this is the end of the line for the AM4 socket, I bought overkill since it will have to stretch quite a few years before I do a complete system upgrade.
Man.... You have saved me SOOOOO much money when putting together my kit. Thank you so much for all of this amazing content!!
Happy to help!
Great clarification of the concepts with which I am trying to understand , subscribed. Predicting rapid growth for your channel.
Awesome, thank you!
8:26 : "Who game's at 1080p on a 3090"
Me: Running Valorant at 1600x900 on a 3090
Wow, I get like 400+ fps on valorant at 1080p while streaming on a 3070. You can run that game on a toaster. How many FPS are you pushing there?
@@PCBuilderChannel lol, I get 1200 in the range and about 500ish in comp. I'm also running a 5950x. The CPU was a huge bottleneck for Valorant, I had my 3090 first, running it on a i7 7700k and could usually reach a stable 250-300 fps but the 5950x took it to the max.
Great video btw, exactly what I was looking for, my last upgrade is the ram. I'm a "willing to spend the money for the best but I'm not a OCing enthusiast" type and would rather not overpay if there wont be any performance gain, your video confirmed that 32gb cl16 3600 is the sweet spot for me. Thanks!
@@MMTMacroTrader i think 3600 cl16 can easily give you 4000+ boost clock.
Bought an Ryzen 9 5950x and a RTX 3090 FTW3 ULTRA too. There's a unboxing on my channel.
I have a 5600x and rtx2060 and get over 450 everywhere, game on 280hz 1080p monitor.
I was saying to make a video on RAM ICs🙏
Thank you for the suggestion. What would you like to see covered in that video?
@@PCBuilderChannel all information about RAM ICs
How many are there, what are ICs , how to check which one is better etc ...
@@yuvrajmadaan2 bro i saw u in gambit senpai's youtube channel and PC Wale too i think😁
@@pixels_buh yes you are right. I am top commenter on pc wale, gambit senpai,tech nation,tech Suvidha youtube channel 😁
@@yuvrajmadaan2 awesome👌
Great video! Thanks
Still valid info. Thanks for putting this together!
Glad it was helpful!
Getting 3600mhz cl16 (16gb kit) for my 5 5600x + 3060ti !
Hope I can get this build one day :)
I got ryzen 5 5600x with 4x8gb rgb pro @ 3600mhz with 16 cas and a 5700xt oc evoke.
@@sopcannon yeah bro 🔥👍🏿
Can you do a video of actually building the pc. I’m a first time pc builder and I don’t really know that much.
Coming very soon!
There's plenty of videos out there
Great video, as I have a Ryzen7 CPU I opted for the Corsair Vengeance RGB "RT" version from Newegg, fully optimized for Ryzen meaning no messing around with BIOS apparently! The "Pro" and LPX versions of these didn't give the same information detail on this aspect, so not sure those are "fully optimized" or not for AMD but still learning this stuff, thanks for your great content Jason
I’ve seen all your videos and more than 5x I think and I just subscribe now.. I’m stupid. Lol..you are very precise and clear in explaining stuff. Thank you.
Welcome to the channel officially! Glad you are enjoying (;
"who games on a 3090 at 1080p?" *looks nervously at professional fps esports playing at 360hz monitors*
Lol, but for the esports titles that get played at 360 hz you actually don’t need a 3090
@@PCBuilderChannel I dont think anyone 'needs' a 3090
Funny, no one can get any graphics card unless your in the unlimited funds category. I plan on going the 3600 16G when I can actually buy a Ryzen 5000.
Excellent video, I was looking for this
Glad we could help!
Bought the 16GB RGB ballistix CL16, thanks! used your link...
Thank you for supporting the channel!
lol@ 5k subscribers, 5 months later you've got 24k. Good work.
Growing fast!! Thanks! It’s been a wild ride (:
Thanks for the great explaining effort!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. I picked up 2x8gb 3600mhz CL16 memory by Crucial from B&H for $74.99. It's currently backordered but they still let you checkout with that price locked in, if you don't mind waiting a few weeks.
Very nice!
Great indepth info, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
This is amazing. After hours of searching and no answers this video covered everything I needed to know.
Glad it was helpful!
I would like to say, youre channel is amazing! I am currently doing my first Ryzen build and your videos are very imformative!
Thanks!
I’m so glad! Best of luck with your build and thanks for watching
Great video as always. Would have liked to see you look at cl14 memory aswell.
Thanks! Check out my recent best memory for gaming 2022 video as I updated my recommendations and do talk about 3200 CL14 memory.
This video was extremely helpful thanks! You deserve more subs
Incredibly useful breakdown. Thank you so much for laying out all of this super in depth info! Much appreciated!!!
So glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.
Subscribed. Thank you.
Welcome to the channel!
Great video, look forward to more analytics from you!!!!!
Thank you!
Fantastic video. I'm joining the 5600x band wagon and had no idea about ranks etc. Nice clear explanation. I'm off yo get some 3600 cl16!
So glad we could help! Enjoy your new Ram!
Subscribed. Well done, sir. Appreciate the concise, well-researched approach. Could easily have been a 1hr+ video
Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
It's really great to watch your Channel explode I've been here since you had it 1000 subscribers and I already see you have almost 50,000 congratulations I really love your videos and I want to see more and future although I watch and 1.75X speed
Awesome! Thanks for sticking with us (:
Thanks for the info. I wasn't sure if i should do anything to my ram since im doing a gpu upgrade. I'm using 2x8 16gb Ripjaws V with a 5800x and a sapphire 590 currently.
Your informative videos are so on target and practical. Subscribed. Best of luck with your channel, you have a great angle.
Thank you so much! Welcome to the channel and thank you for the sub!
Alright. I dragged my heels subbing to this channel but this video took me over the finish line. Great stuff!
Thank you sooooo much for making this video. Really cleared things up! Now for my next trick, what graphics card should I buy in the currently ridiculous market hahaha
Glad it was helpful! I’ve got some videos on the GPU situation that might be useful. Best of luck!
First time i've seen this channel, brilliant video, got a lot of much needed info from it and really enjoyed the production. I'm building a Ryzen 5600x system and, even after some research, was still a tad confused about the right memory. That's no longer an issue after watching this. Thank you, have liked and subscribed and looking forward to checking out your other content.
Fantastic! Thanks for the feedback and welcome to the channel.
this is the best channel i know I can goto for the info I want and need. thanks man! your appreciated
So glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the comment we appreciate it