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Could increasing the RAM improve performance?

Could increasing the RAM improve performance?

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Vichoflo
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01-18-2017, 11:37 PM
#11
Consider trying to speed it up further, but an upgrade doesn’t seem like the best investment right now
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Vichoflo
01-18-2017, 11:37 PM #11

Consider trying to speed it up further, but an upgrade doesn’t seem like the best investment right now

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02-08-2017, 10:29 AM
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I usually support the idea, but we're not about swapping DDR4-3200 for 3600. We're discussing 2666 CL19. That's quite slow when you're playing 1080p on a 3060 Ti. It will definitely keep up with a 6c/12t CPU. Keep in mind all the hype around the 10400F being limited to 2666 on B460 boards? And even if we tighten the timings, it didn't really boost its performance. RAM speeds under 3000 aren't sufficient for modern CPUs to match high-end cards. You can say the 3060 Ti isn't "high end" for this generation, but it's on par with the 2080 in terms of performance, making it very relevant in that context.
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LittlePlaysPvp
02-08-2017, 10:29 AM #12

I usually support the idea, but we're not about swapping DDR4-3200 for 3600. We're discussing 2666 CL19. That's quite slow when you're playing 1080p on a 3060 Ti. It will definitely keep up with a 6c/12t CPU. Keep in mind all the hype around the 10400F being limited to 2666 on B460 boards? And even if we tighten the timings, it didn't really boost its performance. RAM speeds under 3000 aren't sufficient for modern CPUs to match high-end cards. You can say the 3060 Ti isn't "high end" for this generation, but it's on par with the 2080 in terms of performance, making it very relevant in that context.

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