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07-26-2020, 10:56 PM
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Consider RAM options in the 7ns to 10ns range. The exact impact depends on your specific needs, but this window is generally optimal for performance.
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beichner
07-26-2020, 10:56 PM #21

Consider RAM options in the 7ns to 10ns range. The exact impact depends on your specific needs, but this window is generally optimal for performance.

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07-27-2020, 02:40 AM
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Also, this RAM would likely perform better technically. It appears on Pangoly as a QVL for my motherboard and CPU setup, and it's b-die. The faster clock speed also helps—3200MHz with CL14 gives around 8.75, while the 3600MHz with CL17 hits 9.4.
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07-27-2020, 02:40 AM #22

Also, this RAM would likely perform better technically. It appears on Pangoly as a QVL for my motherboard and CPU setup, and it's b-die. The faster clock speed also helps—3200MHz with CL14 gives around 8.75, while the 3600MHz with CL17 hits 9.4.

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07-28-2020, 03:12 AM
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You still don't understand. The more memory you install, the lower the frequency expectations you should have. If you can get 64GB to run past 3000mhz even with B-Die, that would be pretty slick. The problem is between the memory controller and the motherboard. Even at 32GB, your frequency is even diminished compared to 16gb 2x8s. Expectations 3733mhz+ 16gb 2x8 3200mhz+ 32gb 2x16 2933mhz~ 64gb 4x16 Jedec Frequencies with non registered ECC and 128gb of memory, so 2667mhz or less frequency. (Round about figures, some people higher ** experience overclockers, some much lower frequencies. ** unexperienced overclockers) Lower the frequency expectations. No point to over buy either. Can you even utilize 32gb let alone 64gb of memory?? If you are just gaming, get a nice set of 2x8gb and go for the performance instead.
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07-28-2020, 03:12 AM #23

You still don't understand. The more memory you install, the lower the frequency expectations you should have. If you can get 64GB to run past 3000mhz even with B-Die, that would be pretty slick. The problem is between the memory controller and the motherboard. Even at 32GB, your frequency is even diminished compared to 16gb 2x8s. Expectations 3733mhz+ 16gb 2x8 3200mhz+ 32gb 2x16 2933mhz~ 64gb 4x16 Jedec Frequencies with non registered ECC and 128gb of memory, so 2667mhz or less frequency. (Round about figures, some people higher ** experience overclockers, some much lower frequencies. ** unexperienced overclockers) Lower the frequency expectations. No point to over buy either. Can you even utilize 32gb let alone 64gb of memory?? If you are just gaming, get a nice set of 2x8gb and go for the performance instead.

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07-29-2020, 12:54 PM
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Additionally, each board manages 1R and 2R in distinct ways. I appreciate how MSI clearly communicates the expected performance and ranking for their boards. Asus challenged my assumptions... and I was mistaken Big Grin
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07-29-2020, 12:54 PM #24

Additionally, each board manages 1R and 2R in distinct ways. I appreciate how MSI clearly communicates the expected performance and ranking for their boards. Asus challenged my assumptions... and I was mistaken Big Grin

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08-05-2020, 04:15 AM
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It's clear they're referring to similar options for both AMD and Intel processors.
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08-05-2020, 04:15 AM #25

It's clear they're referring to similar options for both AMD and Intel processors.

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