3200MHz vs 4400MHz RAM Test in 9 Games

TLDW; so 4400MHz better?

IMHO other 70$ for extra few fps not so worth it ler.

Id get the 4400MHZ if it was available

I can only find 3600MHZ

I think if the guy manually tightens the DDR4-3200 punyer timing (down to CL14 type), can match the 4400Mhz.

When you have $1000 gpu and $700 cpu, it's nothing.
If you're gpu bound you won't see an improvement anyway.

i rather just OC the RAM to get better performance.

i mean here safe OC.

That is lottery.
The 4400 are binned chips.

The youtuber dunno what he is doing... It is pointless to compare like this.

The test system used was:
System:
Windows 10 Pro
AMD Ryzen 7 3700 4.3GHz
GIGABYTE X570 AORUS PRO
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 11GB
RAM 16GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16
RAM 16GB DDR4 4400MHz CL19

For all Ryzen 3000 (Matisse) , if you go above 3800Mhz on memory, you will get additional 8ns of latency for memory because FLCK and UCLK is unsync . That is assuming you can run infinity fabric clock at 1900Mhz which is what most people hit at the very best.

The 1 and only way to compare is, 3800Mhz on memory using the tightest timing you can do while running Infinity Fabric clock at 1900Mhz. Something like CL15 3800Mhz .

Running 4400Mhz on a Ryzen 3000 is really pointless.

3800Mhz CL14 -> 65ns memory latency
4400Mhz CL19 -> at least 77ns memory latency

This post has been edited by k!nex: Jun 4 2020, 03:46 PM

I oc my ram too.
Samseng oem 2666 to 2933 cl17-18-18 1.25v.
Protip: give it headroom. When i put it to 3000mhz, it seems stable and doesn't crash, but when i start a video in mpc hc, the audio always pops an stutter in the beginning.
It went away when i dropped it to 2933.
Analysing benchmark points will help too.

The ram was rm129 per 8gb stick.
The savings was a lot, 3200 rates was around 200 at the time?

so need to run on ryzen 4000 ?

He's just trying to make a video man.

Last time I think drop till so cheap. Now sudah naik balik it is?

Nolaa... Run the 4400Mhz CL19 at 3800Mhz but lower the timings.

Ryzen 4000 nobody knows what characteristic it has. It is a brand new architecture.

Well kinda.

Some 4000Mhz+ kits don't even run stable at the XMP when not guaranteed by QVL.

On the other hand, some Samsung B-die 3200Mhz kits can be tuned to great timings.

This post has been edited by Currylaksa: Jun 4 2020, 04:05 PM

thats is why intel is better.

come fight....

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