Do I need more ram?

[iSea]

I dont think my ram is running at 3600 how do I check?

[Slottr]

HWInfo or the bios.

 

If you don't enable XMP or overclock it won't be at the advertised speeds.

[Mister Woof]

title and body don't match

 

what are you asking exactly

[iSea]

1 minute ago, Mister Woof said:

title and body don't match

 

what are you asking exactly

If it is at right speed then my ram might be bottlenecking badly

[iSea]

4 minutes ago, Slottr said:

HWInfo or the bios.

 

If you don't enable XMP or overclock it won't be at the advertised speeds.

Is this what it should look like?

[Slottr]

Just now, Jr SavageZ said:

Is this what it should look like?

 

Yes

[iSea]

My cpu is the 3900x and my graphics card is 2070 super is 16 gb of 3600 bottlenecking?

[Slottr]

Just now, Jr SavageZ said:

My cpu is the 3900x and my graphics card is 2070 super is 16 gb of 3600 bottlenecking?

Strongly depends on what you use your computer for.

[Fasauceome]

3 minutes ago, Jr SavageZ said:

If it is at right speed then my ram might be bottlenecking badly

16GB of ram at 3600MHz looks pretty good for gaming, are you doing something else with your system that's much more ram dependent?

[iSea]

Just now, Fasauceome said:

16GB of ram at 3600MHz looks pretty good for gaming, are you doing something else with your system that's much more ram dependent?

FiveM and like 2 tabs open

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, Jr SavageZ said:

FiveM and like 2 tabs open

more ram wouldn't be a big deal here

[iSea]

2 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Strongly depends on what you use your computer for.

In task manager the cpu usage around 20 percent, gpu usage around 20 percent, memory usage 99 percent...

[beersykins]

3 minutes ago, Jr SavageZ said:

memory usage 99 percent...

What process is consuming that ?

 

As per others it's all workload related.  Capacity and speed are two different things, you can argue that a smaller, faster pool can purge and refill data more quickly but that's still exponentially slower than just caching your original data set in a larger pool of RAM, but those describe different workloads.