i'm going to start a new system moving to ddr4 but! i'm confuse! should i get 2400 or...

[Allan Forbes]

i'm going to start a new system moving to ddr4 but! i'm confuse! should i get 2400 or 2800/3000mhz ram pair with 7700k

 

[Tim Woodworth]

Get the fastest you can afford that pretty much goes with any pc part

 

[Richard Rosell]

3000 or 3200 minimum

 

[Michael Wiseman]

the faster the better lol. guess no one ever looked at the memorey controller on the processor

 

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[Richard Rosell]

Well it says 2400 but the faster the better

 

[Tim Woodworth]

Says the guy with slow ram lol.

 

[Michael Wiseman]

dont worry my 8 core suppose to be 1866 but i have 1600 in it. try to overclock them but it wont boot.

 

[Tim Woodworth]

 

[Tim Woodworth]

Probably ryzen

 

[Tim Woodworth]

I got 5.2ghz on my 7700k with 3000mhz ram and it’s blazing fast

 

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[Michael Wiseman]

5.2 whew wee.

 

[Tim Woodworth]

I don’t think faster ram would matter much at lower frequencies

 

[Allan Forbes]

thanks i will try to push for the 3000mhz ! expensive also need to pay shipping to my country

 

[Michael Wiseman]

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[Tim Woodworth]

There is a balance but generally ram speed wins. The best balance is supposed to be 3200

 

[Michael Wiseman]

there is a formula to see how responsive your ram is in nano secs. its a formulat with the cas and speed

 

[Tim Woodworth]

Also depends on your processor and mobo. Has to be pretty new to utilize it

 

[Michael Wiseman]

I'm too much of a chicken shit to really over clock my stuff. Even tho from what I read heat what kill them from adding voltage. I just don't want to fuck it up cause I use it everyday