Thanks and I bet I will not notice any difference if I went for 6000MHz?
If you’re going AMD, you should only get 6000 MT/s since that’s what AMD recommends and anything more is pushing your luck and would require tweaking at best and may be unstable at worst.Thanks and I bet I will not notice any difference if I went for 6000MHz?
So somit like this hereIf you’re going AMD, you should only get 6000 MT/s since that’s what AMD recommends and anything more is pushing your luck and would require tweaking at best and may be unstable at worst.
Even 5600 MT/s is fine for most people tho and if it’s dirt cheap, a good option.
I’d get a not too expensive kit of 6000 MT/s if I was you. Don’t spent a fortune.
Edit; misunderstood the Structure of the question and gave the opposite answer by accident.
I forgot that. Yes.64gb is hard on the IMC so may not even be able to run at 6000mt/s. just a thought.
by all means spend that bit extra to get 64gb 6000mt/s but don't be surprised if it doesn't work/is unstable unless the memory is downclocked
The reason I didn't recommend that kit in my spec is because it uses XMP. I quoted the cheapest 64GB 5600 kit with EXPO.So somit like this here
I did. See post 51First thing I would do is check the mounting pressure and thermal past spread.
Need to check. Will run r23 and screen shoot HWMonitor.With it getting so hot so quickly, I can't wonder if it has downclocked. How many watts is it burning at 85c? Undervolting is good. C states enabled and does this actually make a difference.
Yours is a different processor but will check.