Micron e-die and B-die options for 3900x are available.
Micron e-die and B-die options for 3900x are available.
The b550 AORUS Elite offers more options for overclocking compared to the 3900X. Micron count matters more for Ryzen 3000 models on these boards.
Timing is better with B-die, but frequency works fine with Rev E. Given your max frequency limit of 3800 MHz, you should adjust the timing as much as needed.
Latency remains relevant even without gaming. If you're not focused on FPS, it still affects performance and responsiveness.
It improves general efficiency when the task is sensitive to latency. I don’t know your specific activity—if it requires bandwidth, aim for a 2:1 ratio and maintain timing. But it really varies by job.
The focus should be on the amount of RAM rather than RAM speed or latency. Since your software depends mainly on CPU performance, how crucial is low latency compared to high speed?
The Rev E is reasonable. It's much more affordable, shouldn't we take advantage of it?
The rev-e and I managed to get them from Reddit users, plus I shared some threads there occasionally... Right now, my main thought is that B-dies offer superior raw performance, but they don't justify the 30 euro price difference for my current needs. Still, hell, optimizing RAM seems way more complex than tweaking the CPU overclocking settings.