2133MHz vs 2666MHz vs 3200MHz RAM Test in 8 Games
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2019
- 2133 MHz CL12 vs 2666 MHz CL13 vs 3200 MHz CL16 RAM Test in 8 Games
Games :
Metro Exodus
Forza Horizon 4 - 01:00
Kingdom Come Deliverance - 02:10
Battlefield 5 - 03:26
Assassin's Creed Odyssey - 04:51
HITMAN 2 - 06:06
Far Cry New Dawn - 07:18
The Witcher 3 - 08:41
System:
Windows 10 Pro
Intel i9 9900k 3.6Ghz
Asus ROG Strix Z390-F Gaming
GeForce RTX 2080 OC 8Gb
RAM G.Skill DDR4 2x8GB
2133MHz CL12
2666MHz CL13
3200MHz CL16
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Игры
If you use RGB, performance will boost by 200%
Not its 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% boost
Girish Mahajan inb4 overheating caused by leds actually decrease your performance
@@Cr1ptlord lol
@Anton Babani nice
@@Cr1ptlord r/whoooosh
Me: looks at my laptop
My 800mhz ram: sweats
:c
thankfully i have 2133mhz ram but sadly only 1.99ghz of cpu speed
@@PunchBrother use turbo
@@Arjun-jm4ll means?
@@PunchBrother overclocking, though only do it if your cpu doesn't overheat
Thanks. I will download the 3200MHz ram then
@@denverdean2663 😂😂😂 you nailed it bro 😁
@@denverdean2663 mans made my day😂
@@denverdean2663 PFFFFHAHAHAHA💀
@@denverdean2663 poor man🤣🤣🤣
@@denverdean2663 i have 80000thz,1024pb ram
cracked,no virus
This kinda blows my mind. I never thought ram frequency would make this big of a difference.
@@fynnoleianson8802 You're blind then!
only in 1080p. Wacht Ancient Gameplays about that. In 4k ther is no difference at all
@@kicel1252009991_Vankip That's because at that resolution the graphics card is the bottleneck. Use your noggin.
@@SiriusC1024 Exactly... Also most people are still gaming at 1080p where there are massive gains in FPS by moving above 3000mhz.
@@kicel1252009991_Vankip exactly, I have an i7 2600k from 10 years ago and "slow" 1333mhz ddr3 16GB ram paired with a RTX STRIX 2080ti OC and at 4K I'm always sitting at 99% GPU usage, no ram or processor speed would actually help me in that situation, people need to think twice when these tests are done. I got basically the same exact framerate at 4K as some other guys with fast RAM and an i9 9900K. My system costs a fraction of theirs and it delivers basically the same experience at 4K.
watching this video with my 1333 ram
xd me too
And i use the 800mhz(jus kidding dude)
My PC has 3200 MHz RAM lol
2 x 1333 = 2666 MHz?
Kenneth Jones weird flex but ok
Noticed something quite interesting: running at 3200MHz is less taxing on your CPU usage. Something to consider.
More RAM frequency make the CPU work Better and use less ram
3200 paired with 64 GB
That's because it's not having to rely on the memory controller as much due to the slower speed. Better to get the max speed your system can support
And less ram usage, cause there is less information to process because of the velocitu
The real reason is threads stalling on unprefetched memory access that stalls after cache misses. SMT means another thread can run, but the original looks to the OS like it's busy when in fact it's blocked on the memory load.
The CPU isn't truly working less, it simply is spending more time in an idle state.
A very large cache would minimise the effect, the difference varied a fair amount in each game.
But the human eye can only see 2400mhz
Wait, What? But the Mhz refers to RAM speed, not to refresh rate
@@alex.jr2002 he is just kidding
Butt the brown eye can see over 3600mhZ
@@alex.jr2002 lol woooosh
It depend of eyes color :-)
Fantastic video. Just show me the numbers! Thanks for the work and slick editing!
1:15 Bro, your way of driving is too pleasant.
thats the benchmark driving.
@@dog1320 lol
Hahaha
Lol
hahahaha lmfao
it seems that more gpu bound games like assasins creed odysey don't benefit too much from fast ram but when you want to play fps or e-sports games faster ram does seem to give you a significant boost in performance
prob more cpu got strained more it benefits from good rams (usually yes esports and rpgs, or anything with many objects/npc/players)
well bcs memory controller in the cpu i guess
observation only but - in Witcher 3 test as the main example, it looks like the GPU was able to physically work harder by almost 15-20% with the faster ram timing available- almost like a bottleneck to the GPU performing as it should. Honestly didn't consider RAM frequency as being such a large contributing factor to GPU performance - apart from the physical amount (16GB min is recommended) - so definitely worth the extra coin when seeing over 10 fps performance increase via ram frequency alone - those frames will be needed when trying to game at high res or with RTX on. Be interesting to see how that scales with the ram amount.
CL 14 vs 15 vs 16 at the same speeds would be interesting.
true :)
Win cl14
@@dynamicszn8320 really ? No way..
@@Romanitto yes if there are at the lowest speeds
@@dynamicszn8320I was joking, and mhz give more boots vs latency but top point of performance you will reach somewhere on middle btw two parameters and I will say it's more likely personal preference, and if you set your ram to 3200- 3600 there not a lot sence to do timings or go to 4200.. it will be not more 5fps in 100 ranges wich without fps reader not possible to see.
I bought a pair of DDR4 sticks rated at 3200MHz but could only run them at 2400MHz because the XMP on my mobo was broken. A few months later, a BIOS update eventually fixed it. The difference was... not all that noticeable, to be honest. I work with fairly large photoshop files and do a little bit of video editing and, yeah, I guess it did get a bit less hiccup-y on some more intensive tasks. As for gaming, the difference was very subtle on almost all titles but more noticeable on strategy games, which I guess are more CPU intensive.
bro, I built this pc like 5 or 6 years ago, and at the time my mobo bios wasn't updated and turning XMP on would prevent me from booting so I've been running at 2133mhz ram for years and years now, for nothing, because I turned it on just now after remembering I had updated my bios a long time ago and this time it booted without a hitch.
Today I learned about XMP... and I was able to turn this on within a couple minutes of work. I have been running my 3200Mhz memory in 2133Mhz since the day I build the computer. Seems to be the default in Windows 10. So, double check yours and XMP might also give you an insane boost in your games!
Straight to the point. Well done!
Could it be tht one the other side the gpu is running at a slightly higher core clock hence the difference between 3200mhz and 2666mhz?
Although it gives an fps boost from 2666 to 3200 it is minor. I am more interested in those 1% qnd 0,1% numbers which show a lot more stability in the fps!
only gaming don't need bus 3200
I just recently found out that I guess ddr4 3200 frequency ram comes soft capped through BIOS at 2133 so the boost might actually be night and day. My pc already seems faster and less boggy but it could be in my head
@@TmonkeyWins No XMP is really important and a lot of ppl w/ fast ram speeds don't enable it
@@monzey1782 please could explain more about it?
@@skins4306 When you buy RAM at fast speeds like 3200Mhz + there's a chance it's not actually running at 3200Mhz so you need to "overclock" your RAM through the BIOS, the setting is called XMP or smth. There's videos explaining about it on ytb and that will show how yo enable it and help you understand in detail because my explanation is really simplified
These videos are so addictive
You got the part number or the SKU number for the RAM that you are using ? provide me a link if possible thanks !
Today I learned about XMP Profile. I feel like an idiot. I was running my RAM at 2133 MHz and it could reach 2666MHz easily without any trouble... I guess better late than never.
Lol.. congratz tho.
And yes.. normal max official ram speed was rated 2133mhz but the XMP offers the OC..
If i remember... OC the memory could avoid some warranty but idk
@@123dodo4 the max official is 2400 mhz, from 2666 its in OC mode with XMP profile
I feel this too man, but its a process now we know better!
Yes..but i still wont notice anything..as long as playable..
@@123dodo4 nothing happens with the warranty. 2133 or 2400 mhz is the base speed of ddr4 ram s .
Just recently had my old fx computer crap out on me, so i got a ryzen 5 3600 and i have 3200mhz 16gb ram. Thanks for the comparison
make sure you change your ram in bios so it actually runs at 3200 mhz
And I am guessing you still are using stock overclocking settings. Manually tweaking the each of the timings to its maximum potential should further improve the performance greatly, right?
Looking at the DDR4 2133MHz scores, is it going to be same for laptops with LPDDR4X 4266MHz/4267MHz RAM?
But yeah it would be nice to see of its the speed or the latency that creates more fps and may be let s see in higher resolution
Considering the minimal difference between 2666 and 3200mhz, I’d just save the extra $50 and go for a few FPS less with increased stability
or just oc like me
You need more expensive motherboard if you want RAM with higher frequency than 2666
@@adhem1113 yep running 2133mhz oc to 2800 z170 pro gaming ❤ big fps difference
The price difference is 2 dollars
you wont be getting less FPS lol... there is just different gpu load in da video
That is huge because i never expected that much difference.
2-5% is huge? I thought it was very small.
@@theredscourge 10% is a generation gap, so 2-5% from freq is alot
10 frames for just some ram frequency difference is crazy.
You'd only tell the difference of 10 fps if ur a 20fps gamer 😎
@@smpblousedesigns4840 I mean it’s 50fps in some areas in some games.
did u change d RAM Memory settings on motherboard BIOS?
I have been a console player for decades. I just built my first gaming pc this month. building a pc is a never-ending journey and I am going to really enjoy it.
I'd be interested in seeing the differences between single and dual channel as well at some point, should be possible without having to get any new tech as well which is nice
Single vs dual channel difference is massive. I'm pretty sure most builds don't use single channel memory anymore so it's not a difficult decision for people.
I know this 3 years old but dual channel has been around since forever. There’s a reason why we abandoned single channel to begin with. Not to mention RAM modules commonly come in a pair so there’s that.
When CPU bound RAM speeds/timings matter a lot.
Hey I have a question. If I have two RAM sticks in my motherboard. Both 8gb. And I have two slots left. Can I get two more sticks and have 32 gb setup?
hey my actual ram is a kingston ddr4 8gb 2133mhz. could I mix that with t force 8gb 3200mhz until i buy another t force like that ? Because im thinking to upgrade my pc like in 6 months or 5 but i don´t have the money yet. My motherboard is a b250 hds3 and my processor is an i5 7500.(sorry for my english im from argentina)
Por favor , Qual o sistema de resfriamento utilizado para manter o i9 9900k abaixo dos 60°C ? Aircooler o Watercooler ?
60 degrees is normal. I mean, it's not necessary. However, if you want to know the answer, you'll have to choose between cooling the liquid.
Soooooo basically 3000mhz @CL16 is still the sweet spot for noticeable performance in all desktop applications and programs/games for the money.
Thank you for the test
what software to see that stat?
2:57 that looks like Crows perch in Witcher 3
But nowhere near as good of a game, Kingdom Come Deliverance was a huge letdown
don't forget RAM speed and capacity can majorly affect frametimes and 0.1% performance
I have a motherboard X470 F Gaming, with the last Bios version and a ryzen 1700 and when I activate the ODCP profile for my 3200mhz ram memories my pc shuts down again and again until it shows an error on the screen and it asks me to go back to the previous settings (2133 mhz) 😢
May i get suggestion ? currently i had DDR4 2666MHz and i want to replace for 3200MHz but after watching your video, it doesn't seem 3200MHz gave that much boost. So should i change or stay with 2666MHz (Laptop & GPU2060 & I7-9th)
Thanks in advance :)
It won't change much
Barely noticable why pay extra for nothing, 3-5 fps improvement
2666mhz and 3200mhz are similar in performance but different in price.
2:20 : Waouh. This music release sounds like Jean-Michel Jarre's ones. Incredible....
We are d'accord
@@sailence8318 mdr
I have 4 kits 8x4 of 32ram 3200mhz Vengeance Corsair but in task manager it shows 2133mhz by default I put in the MSI bios 3200mhz and enabled XMP I tried most games it is unfortunately not doing well it keeps crashing every time while playing I tried also to reduce the number by 2933 didn’t help what do you guys think is the problem?
I have an i7-12700k msi z690 motherboard
Just went from 2133mhz OC'd to 2666MHz with fairly loose timings for the OC, to 3200MHz CL16 on my 5800x
I have 2 kits of 2x8 corsair vengeance lpx 3200 speed.... BUT my mobo could not handle 3200 across all 4 dimms so I lowered the speed to 2667 honestly the difference in speed is nothing compared to the advantages of the extra ram, plus it looks cool! (as in, in your case having all slots filled looks cool)
X2
I know this comment is two years old but do you know anyway to make different corsair kits work with 3200mhz?
Throughout the entire week, I have been grappling with my motherboard issues. When using a single memory module at 3200MHz and 1.35v, there were no problems. However, when attempting to run in dual channel mode, I encountered frequent blue screens every 30 minutes. To resolve the instability, I reduced the memory speed to 2667MHz at 1.2v, which allowed me to utilize the full 32GB RAM (2x16) without any further complications. This experience taught me about the disadvantages of using a budget motherboard.
Me with 1600mhz:Interesting....
Im wondering if i go back to my other motherboard wich supports ram speed to 2666mhz, beacouse i think this one i have might have the network card kinda broken. Network data works threw usb but LAN seems to not work as it should.
So if your processor is Ryzen, it will benefit more than this intel procie?
1st person game : no problem
1st person game riding a horse: Peoblemmmmmmm (Literary device used)
?
What's the joke
Thanks for the video appreciated but you are comparing speeds with different latencies and the improvement will be obvious. you should have kept the latencies the same to see the difference in bandwidth.
2133 cl12 = 11,25 latency
2666 cl13 = 9.75 latency
3200 cl14 = 8.75 latency
More bandwitch and less latency it's just going to improve the result
*edit* i mistake the 3200 is cl16 so is 10 ns of latency this is almos 2666 cl13 latency so here is more bandwidth
But the 3200MHz is CL16
@@Marvid236 oh you right my mistake cl16 is 10 ns
I was blaming my 6700k when the fps never stable at stock RAM speed in Valorant deathmatch. One day I went to turn on the XMP on my Vengeance at 2666MHz (exactly what i bought and been at 2133MHz for 7 years, but XMP went ahead with 2667MHz) leaving CPU at stock clock speed, and boy it never went below 140fps since then.
I will wait for a year or 2 before i jump to the DDR5 wagon so thank you for the vid man awesome!
What was going on with the stuttering on the 2133mhz Odyssey test?
I just found out that my 3200 kit I forgot to boost from 2133 to 3200 mhz, that hurts me internally.
Ew don’t overclock it consumes way more power 😳
If not I won’t get 80 FPS in Microsoft Fight Simulator 😳
Sus 😳
I guess I don't need to upgrade from 2666 to 3200, but when I build I new box, I'll certainly be getting the fastest RAM I can afford, assuming the DDR5 design matures to meaningful speeds.
You can overclock your ram easily for extra performance
You really don't. I ran my 3200 at 2400 for a few months (bad BIOS didn't allow for XMP, they eventually fixed it) and I'm not sure if I'm noticing that much of a difference. ofc, I'll still use it since I've paid for it.
@I crediits yeah surprisingly 2x16 3200 mhz ram sticks is about £50 so fairly cheap
@@sodvar5047bro, I have the same problem but I bought 3600MHz and I am capped at 2400MHz. Am I missing out much or is it not that huge?
is the cpu overclocked?
and will it effeect to an i5 cpu cuz i5's only supports 2666mhz ram
most pre-built gaming rigs these days have their RAM in the 3000 mhZ to 3200 mhZ range. I know this video is old (from 2019) but it's good to know most of us no longer need to keep worrying about this factor when going through the stats we see on vendor offers.
Upgrading soon to a 3200 G Skill from a non-XMP 2400 to do my new CPU justice. Nice to see up to 20% improvement.
Intel Core i9-9900K -
Максимальная частота оперативной памяти
2666 МГц
If you have an AMD CPU you may see more than just 20%.
Many said Intel CPU didn't have much benefit from ram speed .
But this video prove they are rong
Digital foundry went over this years ago some people just don't listen lol.
@@stephengray3957 You forgot your punctuation.
Yes i gree with u
@@stephengray3957 ok cool
@@stephengray3957 can't he have whichever profile picture he wants?
А что за программу вывода данных используешь?
Turning on spatial sound in metro exodus mutes the game on my PC. Any1 know how to solve it?
Yup, I'm fine with 2666MHz, no need to upgrade for now :D
mine is 2666 to. small fps increase if u upgrade to 3200MHZ . and its a lot of cash for 16gb 3200mhz
Me 2 man, don't care about this small of a difference. More worried about the GPU prices being out of control and I still need to wait to upgrade my GTX 970 to RTX 3070
Yeah, if was 30+ more fps in every game then it might be worth but now, no thanks.
Watching this after I just realized I had xmp disabled so I had been running at 2100 for the few weeks I have had my new pc...
Feel u..
Got my PC about 8 months ago and it runned the whole time with 2133Mhz then I thought the last few days that something is wrong there and realized that my ram should clock at 3200Mhz.
Changed it and shit it makes a difference o.o
Don't tell your cpu supplier tht u enabled xmp though
@@mrinsaf lol yeah
@@FuNGaMEr1999 definitely, made a huge difference
mine was bought april 2019 and i just realize this last week...
I have a question : in your opinion in gaming go faster 32 2666mhz ram or 16gm 3200mhz?
I have 2666mhz ram and a friend sells me another 16 at half price do they have a few more fps in gaming or do I keep the money?
RAM capacity doesn't affect gaming performance unless for some reason you have less than you need. 16 GB is more than enough for gaming, and 32 is WAY overkill except if you want to edit photos or something. Now, if you only own a single stick of 16 GB and you get another identical one, you'll see big improvements because you're going from single to dual channel. However, it's generally not recommended to mix and match sticks that weren't sold in a single kit, even if they're of the same model and brand.
tbh, I also wouldn't update from 2666 to 3200. The performance difference is not that significant to make it worth the cost IMO. I'd save it for a better GPU or something. I tested my RAM at 2400 then activated XMP to boost it up to 3200MHz and honestly didn't notice that much of a difference. ofc, since I've paid for it, I'm using it.
Does latency CL mean a lot if you have DDR4 @ 3200 Mhz ?
Latency : 😎
😌
@@kevinkarlwurzelgaruti458 CL rate of ram.
@@R.S-le7fm Lowest possible on your budget
Do this with ryzen cpu please
++ interesting on infinity fabric
usually 3200 mhz ram brings out the true potential of Ryzen
@@heart4011 ik thats why i wanna see the difference
Yeah not sure if this channel knows what it's doing sometimes.
Side Winder sometimes it'll listen to it's commenters but other times it'll post some random stuff we didn't need
You have really nice system... but why u get those 1s lags while playing in all games?? It feels like your graphics card not capable to hold graphics settings...
Can I use 3200mhz ram on a motherboard that support 2933/2666/2400mhz ram? Like asus tuf gaming b460-plus Intel 10th gen motherboard
I had to reset my BIOS and I forgot to turn my ram back up for like 2 months :'(
HAHAHAHAHAHA HAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHA
@@skarunarona2029 evil
The point is to find a motherboard which supports 3200mhz RAM in a budget is a pain in the butt
B560
Can you tell me what is the best ram you can upgrade in Acer Predator Helios PH315-53-72E9 2020 model. Currently it has Samsung 8gb 1rx8 3200aa x 2 chips. I saw many upgrades why are they using 2666mhz to upgrade and not 3200? Or is there any higher?
@Rzanx bro my question was about RAM 👍🏻 idk what you are talking about
Please answer me: what happens if u have a 2666ghz mobo and you put a 3200ghz ram? Please I need an answer
wow didn't know memory speed could impact quite significantly in performance!
Memory frequency
it is not only because of the frequency but also due to the latency
Processor is always reading from / writting to memory. Everything that the proccessor handle has to go through memory.
it won't matter that much on a worse gpu
@@CarlosGarcia-jz7fh Go through ?
Note: this is intel, amd appreciates the faster ram much more
Corsair has amd optimized ram and intel optimized ram. The corsair vengeance pro I use is combined with my mobo to to increase speed on intel systems
Please, what program are you using to monitor all your speeds?
wish to know too
i am a novice here, after i check 9900k specifications, it stated support memory type 2666, doesn't it mean only support or maximum 2666mhz? We can use 3200mhz ram instead?
(Sorry for my bad English if u don't understand 😢)
Its the motherboard that has to explain its supportability. i9-9900k will support 3200mhz.
ok it's sad that z370/z390 motherboards disappeared from the face of earth, but it´s also god to know that 2666 it isn't that bad
either..
Most cases only a 7fps difference between 2666 and 3200 although between 2133 and 2666 the difference is quite big
do this with ryzen vs intel PLS i want to know the difference :D and BTW ... who need more than that framerate in this games ^^
Which processor participated in the test AMD or Intel?
Is this with same timings or is it just a premade profile. Nvm I read the discription
This kinda sucks for me since I got a ram card with 3200mhz but since I have an i5 10400f it caps it to 2666mhz, but I can live with it because the FPS is not a huge difference :)
same!
you know you can just overclock it past 2666mhz right?
@@re-fq4kc how?
@@momensaber1189 well okay it's not really viable since the max chipset speed is 2666hz, but I heard people can get it to around 2800
I never overclocked my ram until today, and i have to say it actually made a difference
How safe is it?
@@vintagejock3951 overclocking will make lifespan of youe device less since it's performing above its manufactured limit. if u got money to burn then do it
Do the CAS change something also in video games???
@testing games please include division 2 and rainbow six siege in your tests in the future
my mom really just said that 2666 is faster than 3200 only because it’s the max speed my motherboard supports
Sounds logic because low latency 2666mhz RAM can runn more effecient on your max 2666mhz suported motherboard than a 3200mhz RAM
Just imagine a room with 20 doors but wit 40 people
And a room with 20 doors and 20 people
The room with equal people and doors will emty faster
@@tobiaszistler that comment gave me wisdom lmfao
Why didn't you test with ryzen? Anyone knows that Intel only needs 2666... Ryzen has huge gains though.
Yeah I do agree with your comment but this is obviously just to show you the difference between the 3 different RAMs
How do you check the in game specks for RAM, GPU and CPU
Kirbydude47 by MSI After Burner
Can you do a video with cheap processor like i5 fourth generation and other cheap components??
This test is great for those with high end hardware, but meaningless for those with mid or low tier hardware. It shows there is a visible performance difference between the speed of RAM, if you have money to spend on the hardware like an i9-9900k and an RTX 2080.
But I'm positive the differences will be less noticeable on a system running mid-tier hardware and low tier hardware like Ryzen 5 or Ryzen 3 combined with any GPU south of $300.
Additionally, at higher resolutions it is even further meaningless. There won't be enough of a difference in FPS to feel the difference.
I have a 7700k with a 1660 TI and there is a difference between 21 and 26, but anything higher is a waste of money. In my experience, spending the extra money on a better CPU cooler, more physical ram, better HDD, or really anything else is a better use of money.
Who cares about the poor fucks? If you don't spend on the CPU and GPU why waste on other things?
There used to be a solition for those... Who own inferion hardware. But it wouldnt be polcorrect to write that daaaawn :D
Bad little me.
That's insane that there's that much of a difference ....
12.01.2022 In the game Hitman 2, at the same location, in the same places:98-138 fps. The game settings are the same. System: i7-9700k (Stock), RTX 2070 OC 8gb (GPU driver 497.29 Win10-64bit ), RAM Kingstone HyperX 2x8gb (2400Mhz, CL 17).
more ram speed is useful if we exceed cpu fsb speed ?? i mean my cpu fsb speed is 1333 ..dual channel ram speed is 2x667 mhz . 2x800 mhz is not needed , useless ??
Fast RAM scales better with cpus that have more cores. For a quad core not really.
TIL thanks
Thanks!
whats with 4 cores 8 threads
it would be much more of a difference on ryzen cpu’s as they take advantage of higher frecuency ram
Intel supports 3000mhz while ryzen supports upto 3200.
@@etherealmonk007 But as fas as I know AMD recommends ram speed to be 3773 MHz (I may be wrong)
@@ashish.nagpal I didn't knew about that , I ryzen 3,5,7 3rd gen processors ram speed was only upto 3200, just now I browsed and saw r9 5900x , official memory speed is 3200mhz but can be upto 3600 and you can get more than 4000mhz when overclocked. In intel , k or kf series can go upto 3200mhz and can get above 4000mhz if overclocked.
Btw I don't think a very high ram speed will give that much increase in performance , 2400 -3000 mhz be fine for a normal gamer.
@@etherealmonk007 Yup ;)
@@ashish.nagpal I appreciate this conversation, Goodluck buddy😊
would this even make a difference on a gpu-limited setup? because in a lot of these clips you can see how the gpu and cpu usage simply go higher as you're not limited in any of the scenarios whilst I have a gtx970 which is always at 100%
It will probably help your lows more than anything but in your case it'll likely be better to save the money for a better gpu + higher ram speeds needs better cpus to really make a difference as, depending on the cpu, they have a point where diminishing returns hits hard.
My 3200 ram has been on 2133 for 2 years 😞 thought I already adjusted it. Just managed to get 3200mhz running because Msi mono does not like over 3000mhz so I had to put in slot 1 and 3 the the fps is marginally better
Human eye: "i see no diff." Insane graphics tho!
if your screen is 60FPS bots 3 benchmarks run over 60, then you won't see differences. Even with a 144FPS screen, cause youtube is stuck at 60FPS
you won’t see difference you’ll feel difference
@@spirithunner1969 True
im hyped, i ordered 16gb of DDR4 ram with 3200mhz today, huge upgrade from my 8gb 2133mhz!
Make sure to turn xmp on
@@user-oh4ky7rv5i what is that
@@iqmalhakim8227 go to your bios and change ram clock speed, if u don't do it, even 3200 mHz ram will run at the 2133 mHz frequency
make sure your motherboard support 3200mhz
For i3 12100 and RX 570 will it make a big difference too?
what cpu cooler did you use?