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to address the ram ddr3 and ddr4 bandwidth, it's much larger, and this applies to ddr5 as well.
DRAM, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, DDR5
Prefetch
1 – Bit
2 - Bit
4 - Bit
8 - Bit
Bit per Bank
16 - Bit
Data Rate (MT/s)
100 - 166
266 - 400
533 - 800
1066 - 1600
2133 - 5100
3200 - 6400
Transfer Rate (GB/s)
0.8 - 1.3
2.1 - 3.2
4.2 - 6.4
8.5 - 14.9
17 - 25.6
38.4 - 51.2
Voltage (V)
3.3
2.5 - 2.6
1.8
1.35 - 1.5
1.2
1.1
generally, the higher the bandwidth, the better, though it really depends on the programs being used.
We only have the information you give us. We noticed an FX-8350 with a 2080 Super, which is quite unusual, and then you asked us to rate your rig.
After that, you mentioned you intend to modify some parts of the build.
Then you told us you own a 750 Ti and recently upgraded to the 2080 Super.
It’s difficult to offer helpful feedback when you share details gradually, like a long mystery film. It would be much better and more useful if you provided everything at once.
only the cpu i remember was intel to have done some unusual cpus on skylake that supported ddr3 and ddr4
I've been playing Hogwarts Legacy and Jedi Survivor with minimal issues on 1440p. Hogwarts performed well at 1440p, medium settings worked fine, shadows were low and textures were high, occasionally dropping to 50 frames but nothing out of the ordinary. Jedi Survivor also ran smoothly, mostly at high and medium settings.
Interesting. Jedi Survivor pre-launch was experiencing issues with 21GB of VRAM on a 4090, but performance has significantly improved. It's unlikely your 2060 Super would run it smoothly at 1440p lowest, as your RX 6800 is about 71% faster and achieves around 90 fps at 1440p ultra. At that point, you'd likely need to lower settings to reach 60 fps, and only then would it be worth using at full resolution. I'm not suggesting you're wrong, but it seems quite challenging to accept.
All the FX models were simply poor; they never truly surpassed the older AMD Phenom II X4 970.
Yes, with my regular 2080 graphics card, the 1440p monitor works perfectly.
i was testing it on the third day of launch and also for Hogwarts Legacy. with Jedi Survivor i encountered a bug in the unreal engine that led to crashes and memory dump errors, no matter what settings i adjusted like 1080p. for Hogwarts Legacy it requires a minimum of 32gb ram to function properly, and i was seeing over 16gb in some parts of the map.