More GB or higher Mhz?

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Is Mhz more important than GB size?

I have 4 x 8GB 4000Mhz ram but wondering if selling this and getting 4 x 16GB 3600Mhz would make any noticeable difference?

 

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Do you need more than 32gb ?

Of course not but you know....

 

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what do you do with the system??
if you just game, your in a very good place 32gb @ 4000Mhz is good

if you video edit or 3d model why dont you have 128gb...

when it come to ram it all depends on what you do. i just had to RMA my sons ram so right now he as 8gb and as noticed no difference in games

I am getting into video editing and a bit of photoshop, I mainly play older titles as new games seem to be devoid of playability.

 

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Sounds like a "can't afford a 4090 so what else can I spend money on?" post.

Why would you want a 4090, what will even come close to testing it?

 

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crysis

That's just a poorly coded game

 

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4k and above, high frame rate

4k on less than 65" must be near pointless.

 

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Cyberpunk path tracing ?

Not the sort of game that would interest me

 

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Ok so, so far we have:

- You don't like new games
- You don't want to play games like Cyberpunk 2077
- You don't think there's a point to 4k

So I guess you prob won't need to upgrade your 32GB RAM. FYI I'm on 16GB DDR3 and I play whichever games take my interest.

No point in 4k under 65" is what I said.

No other games are like cyberpunk 2077 in my opinion.

I liked vampire survivors, that's a new ish game.

The main question was Mhz over GB.