What ram?
What ram?
You're looking at a Ryzen 7 2700 with an AMD website listing of 2933MHz. This figure refers to the system's memory clock speed, not your RAM specifications. Your RAM speed depends on your needs and the motherboard compatibility, but generally, higher MHz RAM (like DDR4-3200 or above) works well with this processor. Make sure your RAM matches the supported speeds listed in the manual.
Aim for 3000 or 3200. When purchasing RAM, the listed speed is the maximum performance it can achieve. However, any RAM package can operate within a range from its minimum rated speed up to its maximum rated speed. You can try a higher model like 3200 and test it at that frequency; if it doesn’t perform well, lower it to 3000 or another lower number until it works.
I believe a 3200 CL 16 will work well for you. The prices aren't too high either. Just double-check the memory compatibility with your motherboard's specifications before purchasing to ensure it meets your performance needs.
I agree with ADoomGuy. I own 32GB of 3200 CL16 RAM on my own, and when paired with my 8700K and 2080 Ti it’s more than sufficient. Keep in mind most RAM provides some overclocking potential. I’ve already OC’d mine to 3600, though results can differ. Also, I have a higher-end Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB that’s built for overclocking, so yours might achieve different levels.