These rams should work well for your project.
These rams should work well for your project.
Hi there, you're almost finished with your parts for the new EK water cooled PC. You're looking for the best RAM options for your build, especially since you're using a Lian Li 011d XL case with hardline water cooling. Your system includes an Asus Strix 3090 OC Intel i9 10900k and ASUS Maximus XIII Hero. You've found some RAM that looks great on ProShop, but you're unsure which ones to choose. You mentioned a preference for 3200 MHz, though some suggest 3600 MHz might offer better performance. With a budget of $600, you want both quality and a nice appearance, aiming for a "wow" factor. Your build is purely for gaming, so no 3D tasks. Let me know your thoughts!
Purchase a Ryzen 7 5800X for $90 more than the Intel i9 10900K, and it performs twice as well.
It really stands out with a 10-20 fps gap compared to the tiny mhz difference. I’d appreciate it if someone could confirm their results and share a link—thanks for taking the time to review and help me decide before making a purchase.
These options are more affordable and perform better. You decide if they match your style. https://www.proshop.dk/RAM/GSkill-Triden...vice-37076
Well if I’m not getting the royals, here’s my next choice https://www.proshop.dk/RAM/GSkill-Triden...es/2864629. The money isn’t the main concern; what matters most is the appearance. Anyway, thanks for your response. I think I’ll check some benchmarks to see if there’s really such a big gap in gaming performance. Faster RAM definitely helps with compiling and decompiling, but if the difference between 3200 MHz and 3600 MHz only gives me 1-3 fps, I’ll definitely go for the Royals. But if the FPS jump is 10-20 fps, I’ll opt for the 4000 MHz RAM for better performance, even though it means sacrificing some visual quality.
depends heavily on the game and overall setup. for top FPS at 1080p in competitive play, memory speed plays a bigger role since the CPU becomes the limiting factor. if you're running AAA titles at 4K, the GPU takes precedence and memory speed is less critical.