F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Top RAM options for a 5.3GHz all-core Intel i9-9900K processor?

Top RAM options for a 5.3GHz all-core Intel i9-9900K processor?

Top RAM options for a 5.3GHz all-core Intel i9-9900K processor?

Pages (2): Previous 1 2
N
Nejc007
Senior Member
707
06-16-2018, 11:47 AM
#11
Someone here wants to know... Most games don’t work well with SLI setups, so consider getting an EVGA Kingpin 2080 Ti or the Galax HOF 2080 Ti (the model with three 8-pin PCI-E power connectors). These options will beat a Titan RTX in terms of gaming performance. For the absolute best, install full custom water cooling with at least a 360mm radiator for each CPU and graphics card—two or more radiators of that size. If you include the Kingpin card, you’ll need a full cover water block (it’s a hybrid card with a VRM fan and a 240mm AIO). Right now, only Bykski offers compatible blocks for this setup, as EVGA has limited Hydro Copper options for the KP card and they sold out last summer. Of course, you can wait for the 30-series cards later this summer if you’re aiming for even higher FPS.
N
Nejc007
06-16-2018, 11:47 AM #11

Someone here wants to know... Most games don’t work well with SLI setups, so consider getting an EVGA Kingpin 2080 Ti or the Galax HOF 2080 Ti (the model with three 8-pin PCI-E power connectors). These options will beat a Titan RTX in terms of gaming performance. For the absolute best, install full custom water cooling with at least a 360mm radiator for each CPU and graphics card—two or more radiators of that size. If you include the Kingpin card, you’ll need a full cover water block (it’s a hybrid card with a VRM fan and a 240mm AIO). Right now, only Bykski offers compatible blocks for this setup, as EVGA has limited Hydro Copper options for the KP card and they sold out last summer. Of course, you can wait for the 30-series cards later this summer if you’re aiming for even higher FPS.

I
IamMLB
Junior Member
3
06-17-2018, 06:01 AM
#12
A hardware unboxed recently shared a video proving that four memory sticks perform significantly better than two, far surpassing a modest CPU boost of 2-4%. For maximum performance, opt for the 9900ks from Silicon Lottery—four sticks of that 3600 RAM, single 2080 Ti with kingpin. If you can't afford it, wait for the 3950x with that RAM.
I
IamMLB
06-17-2018, 06:01 AM #12

A hardware unboxed recently shared a video proving that four memory sticks perform significantly better than two, far surpassing a modest CPU boost of 2-4%. For maximum performance, opt for the 9900ks from Silicon Lottery—four sticks of that 3600 RAM, single 2080 Ti with kingpin. If you can't afford it, wait for the 3950x with that RAM.

M
Maximoreyrojo
Member
141
06-17-2018, 05:46 PM
#13
Isn't this the top 2080 Ti? I heard it's the best, and Kingpin is even better. I was thinking about getting the Asus Matrix 2080 Ti, but my order got canceled and the store was removed. Thanks for the info!
M
Maximoreyrojo
06-17-2018, 05:46 PM #13

Isn't this the top 2080 Ti? I heard it's the best, and Kingpin is even better. I was thinking about getting the Asus Matrix 2080 Ti, but my order got canceled and the store was removed. Thanks for the info!

C
Crusher_110
Junior Member
13
06-17-2018, 06:35 PM
#14
The cards featuring three 8-pin PCI-E power connectors typically support greater maximum TDP compared to those with just two. Manufacturers tend to group GPUs they obtain from Nvidia, reserving the top models for these graphics cards. Despite similar cooling performance, the Kingpin (or possibly Galax HOF) generally runs at higher clock speeds than the two PCI-E power connector models since it avoids reaching its power ceiling sooner. Nvidia restricts the amount of power draw per connector, which means standard cards will all face the same power constraints. EVGA and Galax address this by incorporating an additional connector. The Gigabyte card referenced is a standard two-pin model.
C
Crusher_110
06-17-2018, 06:35 PM #14

The cards featuring three 8-pin PCI-E power connectors typically support greater maximum TDP compared to those with just two. Manufacturers tend to group GPUs they obtain from Nvidia, reserving the top models for these graphics cards. Despite similar cooling performance, the Kingpin (or possibly Galax HOF) generally runs at higher clock speeds than the two PCI-E power connector models since it avoids reaching its power ceiling sooner. Nvidia restricts the amount of power draw per connector, which means standard cards will all face the same power constraints. EVGA and Galax address this by incorporating an additional connector. The Gigabyte card referenced is a standard two-pin model.

C
Cadariou
Posting Freak
835
06-18-2018, 12:07 PM
#15
Sure, kingpin is definitely the top choice.
C
Cadariou
06-18-2018, 12:07 PM #15

Sure, kingpin is definitely the top choice.

Pages (2): Previous 1 2