Ram suggestions?

[Bluuz]

I'm currently using 8gb of Kingston hyper x memory @1600 with a 3570k and gigabyte z77x ud3h(dual channel).

Is it worth it to upgrade to something that runs at 1866 or more? If so, what would you recommend and how much extra performance would I get in everyday tasks/games?

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[hiyayhi]

Don't bother, 1600 is plenty fine for the intel platform.

[joelthezombie15]

Don't bother, 1600 is plenty fine for the intel platform.

i Agree it no use spending more money on it only reason im getting 1866 is because i found some dimms that are like $10 more than 1600 but ya 1600 is fine if you already have it no need upgrading

[Maverik5124]

Don't upgrade. You will see no difference. I myself got 1866mhz ram but just because they were like 2 euros more. But in real aplications (and even in benchmarks) you will see basically no difference

[Luke]

I tried overclocking my ram to 1866 from 1600 but seen virtually no improvement so nah it wouldn't be worth buying slightly higher speed ram in my opinion.

[mgsstar]

Don't upgrade because you won't notice a difference in intel platforms in real life.

[tp95112]

No need to upgrade the upgrade would only benefit if you were using apus. 1333 is probably the highest you need to go and no performance increase would even occur that you would notice

[amintha1992]

just keep what you have. 1600mhz is more than enough for an intel system.

it only matters on a AMD system when using the Integrated GPU because it the RAM is shared with that and the rest of the system.