does pairing 3000mhz cl15 corsair vengeance ram better than 3200mhz cl16 on an b560 aorus pro ax?? whats your tought, also because 3kmhz is cheaper

[IanBazinga]

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[Downkey]

6 minutes ago, IanBazinga said:

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3200MHZ is the obvious choice here

[IanBazinga]

Just now, Downkey said:

3200MHZ is the obvious choice here

is the performance gap that wide between 200 mhz? also the 3000mhz is cl15 vs 16

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

Equivalent latency, so the higher bandwidth is better.

[IanBazinga]

Just now, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

Equivalent latency, so the higher bandwidth is better.

not equivalent right? cl15 3k vs cl16 3.2k

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

2 minutes ago, IanBazinga said:

not equivalent right? cl15 3k vs cl16 3.2k

It's equivalent. Both 10ns.

[Fasauceome]

4 minutes ago, IanBazinga said:

not equivalent right? cl15 3k vs cl16 3.2k

CL is a multiplier, not a raw value. CL15 on 3000MHz is equal to CL16 on 3200MHz, and so is CL18 on 3600MHz

 

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[BigDamn]

How much cheaper is the 3000 kit? As @HairlessMonkeyBoysaid, the latency is equivalent. On a Ryzen based system I would steer your towards the 3200mhz set, however, being that you have Intel the difference will be negligible. If the 3000mhz kit is $20+ (USD) cheaper I would buy that, otherwise get the 3200.

[IanBazinga]

2 minutes ago, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

It's equivalent. Both 10ns.

okay what is 10ns? sorry i only lnew about speed at the first number in cas latency

[IanBazinga]

5 minutes ago, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

It's equivalent. Both 10ns.

i get it now, thank you so much

[IanBazinga]

3 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

CL is a multiplier, not a raw value. CL15 on 3000MHz is equal to CL16 on 3200MHz, and so is CL18 on 3600MHz

 

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thanks maan! now i know! 

[IanBazinga]

1 minute ago, BigDamn said:

How much cheaper is the 3000 kit? As @HairlessMonkeyBoysaid, the latency is equivalent. On a Ryzen based system I would steer your towards the 3200mhz set, however, being that you have Intel the difference will be negligible. If the 3000mhz kit is $20+ (USD) cheaper I would buy that, otherwise get the 3200.

yes its 20+dollars cheaper, thank you for your help!! cheera

[IanBazinga]

Just now, IanBazinga said:

yes its 20+dollars cheaper, thank you for your help!! cheera

30 dollars cheaper to be exact 

[SupaKomputa]

Mostly memory can work (overclocked) in 1-2 steps from the original with minimum effort.

$20 is a huge difference for just 200mhz. I say get the 3000mhz.

In realtime performance, you won't feel the difference.

[IanBazinga]

2 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

Mostly memory can work (overclocked) in 1-2 steps from the original with minimum effort.

$20 is a huge difference for just 200mhz. I say get the 3000mhz.

In realtime performance, you won't feel the difference.

yes thank you for that info, its 30 dollars cheaper even,