RAM speed & BFV

[EngineerGod]

Just trying to figure out if I get faster RAM with lower CL and higher Mhz will improve my performance in any way shape or form on Battlefield V. The reason I ask specifically BFV is because after doing multiple other tests with other components, BFV seems to be very different than other games based on how certain changes affect the games performance.

[minibois]

1 minute ago, EngineerGod said:

Just trying to figure out if I get faster RAM with lower CL and higher Mhz will improve my performance in any way shape or form on Battlefield V. The reason I ask specifically BFV is because after doing multiple other tests with other components, BFV seems to be very different than other games based on how certain changes affect the games performance.

You forgot to mention what PC specs you have at the moment.

Most important pieces are your current CPU, RAM (including its speed and cas latency you're running) and videocard.

 

Plus a bit more context on why you think BFV needs faster memory would be great too.

[svmlegacy]

6 minutes ago, EngineerGod said:

Just trying to figure out if I get faster RAM with lower CL and higher Mhz will improve my performance in any way shape or form on Battlefield V.

Maybe? Spending money on faster RAM is really worth it though. the benefits are small, if tangible. Spend money elsewhere on the system, if you need to upgrade.

[EngineerGod]

9900K 

2080Ti

16GB X2 = 32GB 16CL 3200Mhz (XMP 1)

Also should mention I play with a 240hz monitor so I try to push the game as far as I can and I've seen reslults where faster MHz Ram seemed to help alot with FPS AVG on BF1 but thats BF1

[Haro]

1 hour ago, EngineerGod said:

9900K 

2080Ti

16GB X2 = 32GB 16CL 3200Mhz (XMP 1)

Also should mention I play with a 240hz monitor so I try to push the game as far as I can and I've seen reslults where faster MHz Ram seemed to help alot with FPS AVG on BF1 but thats BF1

9900k memory controller doesn't need the fastest memory but cl latency works in a way for e.g (just an example not 100% true)

Cl15 3000 is about the same as cl16 3200 so you can probably play with that a bit 

Lower the cl latency and lower the frequency and vise versa

[EngineerGod]

45 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

9900k memory controller doesn't need the fastest memory but cl latency works in a way for e.g (just an example not 100% true)

Cl15 3000 is about the same as cl16 3200 so you can probably play with that a bit 

Lower the cl latency and lower the frequency and vise versa

Lower CL works in a way, how so? by doing what?

[Haro]

7 hours ago, EngineerGod said:

Lower CL works in a way, how so? by doing what?

Alright my bad maybe I didn't explain it correctly

So for example you have to kits of 2x8 dimms 

One of these kits has a frequency of 3200mhz and a cl latency of 16 (cl16)

The other one has a frequency of 3000mhz and has a cl latency of 15 (cl15)

Now even tho the one with the 3000mhz frequency is technically slower it has lower cl latency which means it is practically a 3200 cl16 kit 

So basically a kit with more cl latency but faster frequency will perform about the same as a kit with slower frequency and less cl latency