Consider your storage needs and whether a smaller size offers sufficient capacity for your current usage.
Consider your storage needs and whether a smaller size offers sufficient capacity for your current usage.
Evaluate the upgrade by comparing performance and compatibility with your Ryzen 7 3700X and ROG X570 board. Consider RAM speed, capacity, and system stability before switching.
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Playing games is my focus. Primarily Microsoft flight sim and Warzone. The flight sim requires more than 16GB of storage.
when you're on 1080p, you could see a slight boost in frames per second, mainly with the right settings. it's probably not worth it for a sidegrade.
You're missing out on value. Consider boosting the memory speed instead, as 3200MHz is sufficient.
the difference in performance isn't worth the cost of a new setup. You could manually boost the speed instead, and they’ll run in dual-channel anyway, so it’s not a big deal. 3600 doesn’t mean the kit is failing.
I was checking out a Corsair LX Ryzen tuned kit, but I think it's a bit outdated. Right now I own the 3200 model with 4x8GB modules and everything looks fine. I’m not sure why it’s not performing well. If there’s no real improvement, maybe I should invest in a new GPU instead.