F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Your current memory capacity should support running Zen 3 smoothly.

Your current memory capacity should support running Zen 3 smoothly.

Your current memory capacity should support running Zen 3 smoothly.

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skipper9
Junior Member
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01-12-2020, 10:42 AM
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You're evaluating whether a switch to a higher-speed memory solution would truly improve your setup. With your current 5600X kit running at 3200MHz and games that demand both GPU and CPU power, upgrading could offer noticeable gains. However, factors like dual vs single channels, slot count, and exact timings add complexity. The lower base frequency doesn't mean you won't benefit from better speed, especially if your workloads are demanding. It's worth testing with real-world benchmarks to see the impact before making a decision.
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skipper9
01-12-2020, 10:42 AM #1

You're evaluating whether a switch to a higher-speed memory solution would truly improve your setup. With your current 5600X kit running at 3200MHz and games that demand both GPU and CPU power, upgrading could offer noticeable gains. However, factors like dual vs single channels, slot count, and exact timings add complexity. The lower base frequency doesn't mean you won't benefit from better speed, especially if your workloads are demanding. It's worth testing with real-world benchmarks to see the impact before making a decision.

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Demethius
Member
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01-18-2020, 01:02 PM
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The current kit requires no upgrades; it offers excellent timing and performance isn't too poor.
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Demethius
01-18-2020, 01:02 PM #2

The current kit requires no upgrades; it offers excellent timing and performance isn't too poor.