Ryzen 9 7900x + Asus PRIME X670-P + Kingston Fury Beast 4800 2x8GB

[kriptcs]

Greetings! I am looking to upgrade my computer with these 3 components. Do they work with each other? Will there be any compatibility issues with my current setup? I know Ryzen is very sensitive when it comes to ram, is the one I picked going to enable my cpu to perform at its peak? Any bottlenecking?

My Current Setup:
LianLi Galahad 240mm
MSI RTX 3060

Seasonic Focus Plus 750W

NZXT S340 White

 

Ryzen 9 3900x
Corsair Vengeance LED 2x8GB 3000mhz

Asus Prime X370-PRO
But of course these last 3 will be replaced.

Thank you in advance.

[Hinjima]

8 minutes ago, kriptcs said:

Greetings! I am looking to upgrade my computer with these 3 components. Do they work with each other? Will there be any compatibility issues with my current setup? I know Ryzen is very sensitive when it comes to ram, is the one I picked going to enable my cpu to perform at its peak? Any bottlenecking?

My Current Setup:
LianLi Galahad 240mm
MSI RTX 3060

Seasonic Focus Plus 750W

NZXT S340 White

 

Ryzen 9 3900x
Corsair Vengeance LED 2x8GB 3000mhz

Asus Prime X370-PRO
But of course these last 3 will be replaced.

Thank you in advance.

Should be fine.  I use a 7700x in an ASUS B650 Plus WIFI with Fury Beast 5600mhz DDR5 RAM.  I would suggest that you got for at least 5600mhz cl36 ram and 32GB if you can afford it.

[kriptcs]

1 minute ago, Hinjima said:

Should be fine.  I use a 7700x in an ASUS B650 Plus WIFI with Fury Beast 5600mhz DDR5 RAM.  I would suggest that you got for at least 5600mhz cl36 ram and 32GB if you can afford it.

I have found the 6000mhz version eventually. Why 32gb though?

[Hinjima]

3 minutes ago, kriptcs said:

I have found the 6000mhz version eventually. Why 32gb though?

16GB is not recommended anymore for higher end gaming rigs, multiple new games use more than 16GB of RAM.  I often see my memory at 20+GB while gaming in tough games ( with other backround tasks open of course )  Check this website for your motherboards memory compatability   ( Just because its not listed doesn't mean it wont work, just no guarantee )
https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/prime/prime-x670-p/helpdesk_qvl_memory/?model2Name=PRIME-X670-P

[SorryBella]

9 minutes ago, kriptcs said:

Why 32gb though?

To add to @Hinjima point, high speed 2x16 kits on DDR5 is about the same price as similarly sped up 2x8 kits in most market. This is contrast to DDR4 where youd see doubling in price as logical.

[kriptcs]

1 minute ago, SorryClaire said:

To add to @Hinjima point, high speed 2x16 kits on DDR5 is about the same price as similarly sped up 2x8 kits in most market. This is contrast to DDR4 where youd see doubling in price as logical.

Funnily enough it does look to be almost double the price for 32gb dual channel at least in my region hah. I am from Europe and I searched for 1-2 more countries and it's about 70eu for 2x8 and 114eu for 2x16

[kriptcs]

11 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

16GB is not recommended anymore for higher end gaming rigs, multiple new games use more than 16GB of RAM.  I often see my memory at 20+GB while gaming in tough games ( with other backround tasks open of course )  Check this website for your motherboards memory compatability   ( Just because its not listed doesn't mean it wont work, just no guarantee )
https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/prime/prime-x670-p/helpdesk_qvl_memory/?model2Name=PRIME-X670-P

I am not really playing anything AAA tbh. At most it's Forza Horzion. I do have a secondary screen though so I am split. But I will certainly have to consider it now that you mention it

[kriptcs]

16 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

16GB is not recommended anymore for higher end gaming rigs, multiple new games use more than 16GB of RAM.  I often see my memory at 20+GB while gaming in tough games ( with other backround tasks open of course )  Check this website for your motherboards memory compatability   ( Just because its not listed doesn't mean it wont work, just no guarantee )
https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/prime/prime-x670-p/helpdesk_qvl_memory/?model2Name=PRIME-X670-P

It does not show up on the site but the codes are very close.
I was looking at a KF560C36BBEAK2-16 and similar codes on the site are:

KF556C36BBEAK2-32
KF560C36BBEK2-32

It truly looks as though even Asus implies u should use 32gb

[Bob__]

A good kit for bang fir the buck and also super low latency

https://www.amazon.com/G-Skill-RipJaws-288-Pin-CL28-34-34-89-F5-5600J2834F16GX2-RS5K/dp/B0BHJK9MWP/ref=sr_1_4?crid=226EMHXJK3TD2&keywords=5600+cl28&qid=1685018989&s=electronics&sprefix=5600+cl28%2Celectronics%2C114&sr=1-4

A good fuck it kit

https://www.amazon.com/TEAMGROUP-T-Force-7200MHz-PC5-57600-Desktop/dp/B0BG5LZQ6M

[Dedayog]

Why the 7900x but only 16gb ram?  

 

If it's not a stout productivity machine, as evidenced by the low ram, maybe go with a 7700 or 7700x?

 

More cores isn't more better always.

 

I also agree with faster ram.  6000 if you can.

[kriptcs]

2 hours ago, Dedayog said:

Why the 7900x but only 16gb ram?  

 

If it's not a stout productivity machine, as evidenced by the low ram, maybe go with a 7700 or 7700x?

 

More cores isn't more better always.

 

I also agree with faster ram.  6000 if you can.

I do actually plan to do production stuff with this computer. Otherwise I would've certainly got the 7700x as u mentioned. I guess I fell behind the newest tech. I have been convinced and will get 32gbs of ram. Maybe worth asking then if Dual Channel is still worth it? Or has single channel DDR5 reached crazy enough speeds where dual channel is not needed anymore

[Dedayog]

10 hours ago, kriptcs said:

I do actually plan to do production stuff with this computer. Otherwise I would've certainly got the 7700x as u mentioned. I guess I fell behind the newest tech. I have been convinced and will get 32gbs of ram. Maybe worth asking then if Dual Channel is still worth it? Or has single channel DDR5 reached crazy enough speeds where dual channel is not needed anymore

Nope, dual channel holds the advantage.  Will always as by design it accesses simultaneous.

 

Get 2x16 , ddr5 controllers aren't yet guaranteed stable with 4 sticks yet.  6000mhz is sweet spot for Ryzen.

[kriptcs]

15 hours ago, Dedayog said:

Nope, dual channel holds the advantage.  Will always as by design it accesses simultaneous.

 

Get 2x16 , ddr5 controllers aren't yet guaranteed stable with 4 sticks yet.  6000mhz is sweet spot for Ryzen.

Seems to be a bit harder to get my hands on a 6000mhz kit. Is it fine if I go for a supported 5600mhz and I overclock it?

[Dedayog]

2 hours ago, kriptcs said:

Seems to be a bit harder to get my hands on a 6000mhz kit. Is it fine if I go for a supported 5600mhz and I overclock it?

Yep that works just fine.