Kinda worried

[Txe]

When i got my pc and i saw the price i was terrified of the price (its nearly double here in the Philippines) so I without thinking asked for 2400 speed instead of 3200. Ive been thinking about this so i overclocked my ram to 2666 and im worried about the performance i lost from having slower speed memory

[Slottr]

If you have a ryzen processor, yes you lost a fair amount of performance

If you have an intel processor, yes you lost some performance but it won't be AS noticeable 

[Txe]

1 minute ago, Slottr said:

If you have a ryzen processor, yes you lost a fair amount of performance

If you have an intel processor, yes you lost some performance but it won't be AS noticeable 

How severe of a gap? (ryzen)

[Fasauceome]

2666 on Ryzen is a nice large gain over 2400, 3200 would be a big gain but you're not really losing an enormous amount of performance, especially if you're using 2x2666 instead of 1x

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

10 minutes ago, Txe said:

How severe of a gap? (ryzen)

really depend on what you plan to do.

but anyway, if you already have the ram, just use it, It wont be terribly slow with either ram speed.

[Txe]

3 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

2666 on Ryzen is a nice large gain over 2400, 3200 would be a big gain but you're not really losing an enormous amount of performance, especially if you're using 2x2666 instead of 1x

 

3 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

2666 on Ryzen is a nice large gain over 2400, 3200 would be a big gain but you're not really losing an enormous amount of performance, especially if you're using 2x2666 instead of 1x

 

1 minute ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

really depend on what you plan to do.

but anyway, if you already have the ram, just use it, It wont be terribly slow with either ram speed.

Now I don’t have to think about it thanks!