Associate
- Joined
- 26 Oct 2009
- Posts
- 93
- Location
- London
hi all! as title, im building a new 3d workstation. im getting very confused researching ram. i would like 128gb (im a 3d animator, trust me, ill use it)
so.. there is precious little info online regarding compatibility with threadripper 3rd gen and 128gb+ ram setups. i understand its much better than 2nd gen threadripper, ive seen a few people reporting success with 3200mhz and 128gb .
however looking on the motherboard memory QVL's there is veeeery little choice.. mostly below 3000mhz.
so i have to choose.. i assume there is no point in a proper 3600mhz kit? double the price, worse timings, and i probably wont get anywhere near those speeds with 128gb.
so 3200 mhz.. corsair seems to be the only vendor easily available in the uk...
do i choose 4x32gb (strangely much cheaper, and gives chance to upgrade in future) or 8x16gb?
the 8x16 has better timings but ive no idea what difference it makes.
does the trx40 have any preference between 4x larger sticks and 8x smaller ones.?
according to the qvl for the asrock creator motherboard only 2x 32gb sticks are supported.. which seems very odd.
are there any definite b-die 128gb kits around? is b-die still the one to get?
advice MOST appreciated, ive not done a build for 7 years, im a bit rusty.
so.. there is precious little info online regarding compatibility with threadripper 3rd gen and 128gb+ ram setups. i understand its much better than 2nd gen threadripper, ive seen a few people reporting success with 3200mhz and 128gb .
however looking on the motherboard memory QVL's there is veeeery little choice.. mostly below 3000mhz.
so i have to choose.. i assume there is no point in a proper 3600mhz kit? double the price, worse timings, and i probably wont get anywhere near those speeds with 128gb.
so 3200 mhz.. corsair seems to be the only vendor easily available in the uk...
do i choose 4x32gb (strangely much cheaper, and gives chance to upgrade in future) or 8x16gb?
the 8x16 has better timings but ive no idea what difference it makes.
does the trx40 have any preference between 4x larger sticks and 8x smaller ones.?
according to the qvl for the asrock creator motherboard only 2x 32gb sticks are supported.. which seems very odd.
are there any definite b-die 128gb kits around? is b-die still the one to get?
advice MOST appreciated, ive not done a build for 7 years, im a bit rusty.