The gap between 3200 MHz and 3600 MHz is noticeable but may depend on your needs.
The gap between 3200 MHz and 3600 MHz is noticeable but may depend on your needs.
Beyond the memory controller, the infinity fabric must also be considered. Although both maximum speeds are roughly similar, the newer chip tends to perform better or run more smoothly.
Resurrecting isn't useful in this case, fam. Stay focused on the real lessons.
Undoubtedly not. The 3600Mhz RAM you're seeing has a latency of CL18, which is significantly higher than the CL16 found in 3200MHz RAM. In reality, it doesn<|pad|> a CL18 is not much quicker—it just adds more delay to data transfers. You'd only see minor improvements switching to 4,000MHz CL18 RAM, which is pricier and not justified.
You wouldn't notice a 10$ price difference when switching to a 3600mhz memory, but upgrading an existing system barely makes a difference in performance.