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Will the new AMD ryzen cpu get affected by RAM SPEED?

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Will my 2400mhz 2X8 ram affect the performance of the new ryzen cpu's? Cuz we know that and cpu's depend so much on ram speeds, the faster the better.

 

 

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I highly doubt they'd redo Zen 2 so that it no longer uses Infinity Fabric, so fast RAM will still probably be a good idea.

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5 minutes ago, LordOfWinterfell said:

Will my 2400mhz 2X8 ram affect the performance of the new ryzen cpu's? Cuz we know that and cpu's depend so much on ram speeds, the faster the better.

most likely, amd is recommending 3600mhz ram

 

just wait like 24 hours for reviews(less than that probably)

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ram speeds always affect performance. Intel processors benefit from faster ram, AMD just does more. Always spring for faster memory to increase performance.

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5 minutes ago, _d0nut said:

most likely, amd is recommending 3600mhz ram

Nope. They are saying thats the best "price to performance" according to them. Whatever that entails 

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1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

Nope. They are saying thats the best "price to performance" according to them. Whatever that entails 

3200 is prob gonna be best price to perf im guessing, we'll see in a day

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7 minutes ago, _d0nut said:

just wait like 24 hours for reviews(less than that probably)

6AM PDT.....so 20 hours

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OP answered their own question.  Well done OP.  

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19 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

ram speeds always affect performance. Intel processors benefit from faster ram, AMD just does more. Always spring for faster memory to increase performance.

No man it's known that Intel doesn't depend on the speed that much. Am getting the most out of my CPU with a 2400mhz. Now my problem is if I bought an AMD CPU I'll have to buy a new Mobo that support more than 2666 MHz of ram speed ??

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23 minutes ago, BubblyCharizard said:

6AM PDT.....so 20 hours

Ah God ? why it's taking too long it has to be good or I'll sue them for the waiting ? nah am joking I won't. 

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19 minutes ago, _d0nut said:

3200 is prob gonna be best price to perf im guessing, we'll see in a day

3000mhz is the current sweetspot with some exceptions. If you really want to, one can just apply more voltage and hope for an overclock

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Yes, because RAM speed is still tied to Infinity fabric frequency (with two straps available, but still related and you cant have faster IF than memory).

 

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8 minutes ago, LordOfWinterfell said:

No man it's known that Intel doesn't depend on the speed that much. Am getting the most out of my CPU with a 2400mhz

It's not known that Intel doesn't benefit much from higher ram speeds, it's known that Ryzen just benefits more. 2400 MHz is by no means the performance cap for Intel processors in gaming.

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