This Ryzen 3600X features 2400MHz RAM.
This Ryzen 3600X features 2400MHz RAM.
you're weighing your options carefully. upgrading to an i7-67000k sounds great, but budget is tight. in your country, 3600x is affordable, so keeping the 2400mhz version from your old build might be a smart choice—higher performance there means less strain. buying a 10600 non-k could work too, though it’s a bigger investment. consider what you’ll actually use the system for and balance cost vs performance.
It will function properly. Lacking the highest memory speeds isn't a major issue, and the gains from upgrading to a 3600 CL16 likely won't justify the price of a brand-new system. CPU speed isn't always critical with Intel processors lately.
Unless you own a 2080Ti or newer, you probably won’t see any difference in RAM speed.
I’m not certain about your location, but the most affordable options I found showed a price gap of about $22, which aligns with the difference between 2400MHz and 3600MHz RAM. Your choice is up to you.