cpu 2600 mz speed help

[captain vimes]

I need to know which 4 core + cpus support ddr3 2600mhz frequencies

 

please help help!

[lukky211111]

I need to know which 4 core + cpus support ddr3 2600mhz frequencies

 

please help help!

why do you need specificly 2600 mhz?

[I am the uber mage]

Most CPU's will be able to support that but the motherboard has to be able to support that frequency and most will.

[Guest]

ram speed makes about 0 difference in real life situations 

Its not the CPU's you need to worry about, its the boards

[captain vimes]

I've got myself an a10 apu with a dedicated card because I thought it would work than with a cpu, however i was wrong so I've decided to make that apu and other bits into a new pc for my dad as a retirement gift. I'm planning on building my pc again as now i know a bit more than i did a year agothe only thing I'll be keeping is the card xfx 7850 2gb black edition overclocked and the ram adata 2600 16gb. I really wanted to know if there was any cpus that can support this high amount of ram, motherboards I can find with the specified frequency, but i can't with cpu's.

 

 

ram speed makes about 0 difference in real life situations
Its not the CPU's you need to worry about, its the boards

i personally felt a difference when i changed from 1866 - 2133, the os booted up a lot quicker than what i was used and when I play on my minecraft server the latency deffinitely decreases.

 

 

Most CPU's will be able to support that but the motherboard has to be able to support that frequency and most will.

I use an A10 7850k quad core APU, the highest ram supported by this APU is 2133, the board however (FM2A88X+KILLER) can support up to 2600MHZ. When i last uped my ram to 2400mhz my computer crashed with a blue screen of death

 

what i would really like to know is if there was a site that showed all or as many of the cpu's from both amd and intel with specific specifcations that specify in ram frequency acceptance

[Curufinwe_wins]

what i would really like to know is if there was a site that showed all or as many of the cpu's from both amd and intel with specific specifcations that specify in ram frequency acceptance

Intel specifies all theres but it tends to be out of date and or not take into account what is reasonable instead of what no matter what will work.

[captain vimes]

sorry if i've been a bit cryptic here and there, it's my inner story teller trying to get out.

 

all i really need to know is if the i7 4970k will support my higher frequency of ram. my apu will only go up to 2133mhz and my ocd wants everything to be as perfect as posible.

 

if this cpu doesn't support 2600mhz please please please could someone tell me of something that will that's as similar to the 4790k as possible please

[WaterproofBeanie]

i personally felt a difference when i changed from 1866 - 2133, the os booted up a lot quicker than what i was used and when I play on my minecraft server the latency deffinitely decreases.

There is no way that that speed bump noticeably improved your boot time. The bottleneck is almost certainly in your storage setup.

[Sir Asvald]

sorry if i've been a bit cryptic here and there, it's my inner story teller trying to get out.

 

all i really need to know is if the i7 4970k will support my higher frequency of ram. my apu will only go up to 2133mhz and my ocd wants everything to be as perfect as posible.

 

if this cpu doesn't support 2600mhz please please please could someone tell me of something that will that's as similar to the 4790k as possible please

AMD has no direct competitor to the i7. 

[Nena Trinity]

Any! How ever you need a motherboard that can handle it to...

[airdeano]

not a given, but most new technology platforms support high MHz RAM speeds.

the issue is whether the CPUs onboard memory controller can handle higher rates

stock or overclocked. onboard graphic CPUs benefit from higher clock speeds,

but only for the advancement of the onboard graphics when in use.

[captain vimes]

AMD has no direct competitor to the i7. 

1st of all that sounds a little biest towards intel but I'm not going to go there, 2ndly i'm in essence rebuilding my existng computer, removing everything with the exception of my ram, the new build will be an intel build that can support the higher frequency of ram and both crossfire and sli. all I need to know at the min is whether the specified i7 proccessor will support my higher frequency of ram or if there is another one that anyone else knows will support it. i need facts because i don't want to have to do this again anytime soon

[Nena Trinity]

1st of all that sounds a little biest towards intel but I'm not going to go there, 2ndly i'm in essence rebuilding my existng computer, removing everything with the exception of my ram, the new build will be an intel build that can support the higher frequency of ram and both crossfire and sli. all I need to know at the min is whether the specified i7 proccessor will support my higher frequency of ram or if there is another one that anyone else knows will support it. i need facts because i don't want to have to do this again anytime soon

And CPU "should" unless you buy a motherboard that cannot handle it... V_V

 

Here is a example my FX-8370 is stated to only be able to use 1866MHz but mine runs 2133MHz just fine!

[captain vimes]

And CPU "should" unless you buy a motherboard that cannot handle it... V_V

 

Here is a example my FX-8370 is stated to only be able to use 1866MHz but mine runs 2133MHz just fine!

my motherboard supports up to 2600, however when i try to run above 2133 my computer crashes,

i also checked online that my apu will support up to 2133

[Nena Trinity]

my motherboard supports up to 2600, however when i try to run above 2133 my computer crashes,

i also checked online that my apu will support up to 2133

No AMD board I found for sale here has above 2400MHz...

 

Edit: OH MY GAWD THAT BOARD LOOKS AWESOME!

[runit3]

God, the amount of shit posting in this thread.

 

@captain vimes Yes, the i7-4790k should be able to run 2600MHz no problem. The only issue that you may run into is the board not supporting the XMP profile of the RAM for one reason or another. Check your MOBO's QVL (Qualified Vendor List) for your specific RAM kit, or at the very least another 2600MHz kit from any manufacturer. If it's on the list, it will work. If it's not on the list it will probably work. If there are no other memory kits listed at or above 2400MHz it is unlikely to work, but it will still operate on any standard JEDEC speed (i.e. 1333MHz on Z97).

[captain vimes]

No AMD board I found for sale here has above 2400MHz...

 

Edit: OH MY GAWD THAT BOARD LOOKS AWESOME!

http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/Fatal1ty%20FM2A88X+%20Killer/

[captain vimes]

God, the amount of shit posting in this thread.

 

@captain vimes Yes, the i7-4790k should be able to run 2600MHz no problem. The only issue that you may run into is the board not supporting the XMP profile of the RAM for one reason or another. Check your MOBO's QVL (Qualified Vendor List) for your specific RAM kit, or at the very least another 2600MHz kit from any manufacturer. If it's on the list, it will work. If it's not on the list it will probably work. If there are no other memory kits listed at or above 2400MHz it is unlikely to work, but it will still operate on any standard JEDEC speed (i.e. 1333MHz on Z97).

thankyou dude, sorry if i've been making to much of a fuss over this little thing i just don't want to get it wrong again

[Nena Trinity]

thankyou dude, sorry if i've been making to much of a fuss over this little thing i just don't want to get it wrong again

I am amazed the A10 could not handle the 2600MHz!