Would you like some advice on choosing more RAM? It depends on your needs and the device you're using.
Would you like some advice on choosing more RAM? It depends on your needs and the device you're using.
Hello, I'm here to assist you. You've got a Ryzen 5 3600 and a B450 Tomahawk MAX motherboard. You're considering keeping your old HyperX 2x8GB RAM, which is DDR4 2933MHz CL15 HX429C15PB3AK2/16. You're wondering if you should upgrade to 16GB or 32GB RAM, keeping your current one, and whether you need a RGB case around $120-130. Let me know!
32GB isn't necessary for typical gamers; faster memory is more valuable, though it won't always offer huge improvements. Where else can you invest your money?
Ryzen 5 3600, B450 MSI TOMAHAWK MAX, HyperX Predator 2x8GB 2933Mhz, MSI GTX 1080 GamingX, 1TB storage, NVMe SSD M.2 256GB, CoolerMaster MasterWat Lite 600W, MS Titan Pro II case. I own a 144Hz G-sync compatible AOC C24G1 monitor. If you have tips on optimizing your GPU, I’d love to hear them—today everyone can create videos like this. Edited April 6, 2020 by Salemanijak
Prioritize PSU quality and modular cables over wattage. Once you're ready, invest in an OC software such as Afterburner, push power limits, then gradually increase memory frequency during stress tests until it fails. Reduce settings by 150MHz and test core clock offset under the same conditions until failure. Stress tests can use tools like Unigine Heaven, but I favor games that heavily use the GPU since they tend to be more demanding.
You should first adjust the PSU, then decide between water or air cooling. I’ll change the PSU right away. Thanks again!
I first assumed you were talking about the Freezer ii 360, but you're still using the original cooler. The AIO seems excessive compared to options like the Arctic Freezer 34, Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black, or even larger models such as Dark Rock 4, Mugen 5 Rev B.