RAM setup for 5950X paired with X570 AORUS Master
RAM setup for 5950X paired with X570 AORUS Master
Hello, I'm assembling a new PC and managed to place a preorder for the 5950X today. I'm also considering purchasing the GIGABYTE X570 AORUS Master. Regarding RAM, my lowest requirement is 32 GB. I'm uncertain about the best choice and need some advice. I've found a few options: Patriot Viper Steel Series DDR4 16GB 4400Mhz, F4-3600C18D-32GTRS, and G.SKILL models. I'm leaning toward the G.SKILL Trident Z Royal for its appearance, but I'm worried about how it will impact my 4K gaming performance. Since both G.SKILL Trident Z Royal models aren't listed on the motherboard RAM page, is that a significant concern? Also, my budget is around 400 USD, and prices might rise slightly for good options.
Without benchmarks for RAM speed differences, no one can determine the truth. Wait for reviews and you'll find the answer.
You're looking for a 3600 speed CL14 RAM. Performance details and response times matter more than just the clock for Ryzen systems. I'd recommend this option. https://www.newegg.com/team-16gb-288-pin...lsrc=aw.ds It's also currently on sale.
Thanks for the reply, but these RAM modules aren't included in the supported list for the GIGABYTE X570 AORUS Master. How significant is this?
thanks for your reply. I totally understand your point but my question can be devided in to 2 : 1- how valid is the ram support list ? will other ram thats not in the list will work ? 2- will the speed effect any thing ? I just watched the OC3DTV review and I am leaning on the 3600Mhz now, but I will wait for more reviews
I own the Patriot 4400 kit and managed to secure a 5950x today. I looked into the Aorus Master and believe the Patriot kit is available on the QVL for the Aorus as well, so I opted for Asus TUF Plus Wifi now. I might consider a Dark Hero later, but I think I’ll go with Patriot right now. Buildzoid posted videos about the Patriot kit because it’s his favorite, even though he mentioned fclock couldn’t handle 2000mhz for a 4000mhz memory clock at full speed. Der8auer replied that AMD confirmed it’s feasible, probably on the best chips. Buildzoid also verified on Reddit that 4000mhz 1:1 is achievable with a new BIOS, and there are some releases today.