Just spotted this deal at PCCG. Already pulled the trigger. Looks a bit hideous but this is nearly the price of a 3000Mhz kit and this one has RGB (for that +100fps).
Specs:
Speed: PC4-25600
CL16-18-18
Voltage: 1.35V
Heat Sink Color: Crimson Red
Edit: A bunch of other ADATA memory kits/storage are on sale as well: https://www.pccasegear.com/search?query=ADATA%20XPG%20Spectr…
difference between 3200 and 3600 for Adobe Premier pro
no difference
What's the difference between 3200 and 3600?
400
Can these be oc'ed well?
3200 Is it's overclock.
No, it's sold as 3200Mhz.
The "value" is finding cheap sticks that can overclock past their XMP speed.
Users should note that spending money on fast RAM is a waste of money compared to spending that money on faster CPU and/or GPU where significant performance gains can be made unlike any RAM they can buy. Until you have the fastest CPU/GPU possible you should be looking at 2133Mhz or the cheapest.
Not really. If it's a Ryzen CPU then definitely then 2666Mhz should be your minimum and 3000/3200 should be the sweet spot. I have tried it with my machine and the difference between 2133Mhz ram and 2933Mhz ram is night and day (somewhat 30% performance/fps drop).
@hanke: 2700x and a Tomahawk Max mobo is all I have in terms of internals right now. I was looking at 5700XT but now I'm thinking I'll spend a bit more and buy a 2080 Super instead. What Ram would you suggest to go with those specs? (Also bought a Cooler Master 500P Mesh case yesterday if that makes any difference)
@[Deactivated]: If you’re not planning on overclocking then just get anything with the look that you like, with 3000/3200mhz clock speed and CAS Latency around 14-16. This kit could be a good choice. I have ordered this one.
Please stop spreading misinformation Diji.
What's the difference between 3200 and 3600? How are these for Adobe Premier pro for example?
Thanks everyone đź‘Ť