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Hi all
Im hoping you can help me decide on a RAM kit for my build. Im upgrading from an i5 4560 ddr3 build. This is my first rebuild since building that pc, might be useful context that i dont like to rebuild frequently. Jse case is gaming, in particular VR
Ive decided on
Ryzen 5600x
B550 gaming edge wifi ATX
What RAM kits would you recommend, my budget is less than £100 as the mobo is a bit pricier than id have liked.
Couple of questions
I watched a gamer nexus video (completely confused me) that suggeted having 4 sticks could be better than 2 in somes games (8% fos boost). Have i understood that right? That gives me a potential upgrade path (Buy 16gb now and another 16gb later)
Ive seen some sticks advertised as ryzen optimized, is this just a marketing gimmik?
Speed wise ive seen suggested 3200 is the sweet spot for price performance, agree?
Are there sticks that come at 3200 out the box or do they all require to be played with in bios settings?
Thanks in advance
Im hoping you can help me decide on a RAM kit for my build. Im upgrading from an i5 4560 ddr3 build. This is my first rebuild since building that pc, might be useful context that i dont like to rebuild frequently. Jse case is gaming, in particular VR
Ive decided on
Ryzen 5600x
B550 gaming edge wifi ATX
What RAM kits would you recommend, my budget is less than £100 as the mobo is a bit pricier than id have liked.
Couple of questions
I watched a gamer nexus video (completely confused me) that suggeted having 4 sticks could be better than 2 in somes games (8% fos boost). Have i understood that right? That gives me a potential upgrade path (Buy 16gb now and another 16gb later)
Ive seen some sticks advertised as ryzen optimized, is this just a marketing gimmik?
Speed wise ive seen suggested 3200 is the sweet spot for price performance, agree?
Are there sticks that come at 3200 out the box or do they all require to be played with in bios settings?
Thanks in advance