Now I need to get into ryzen and ram in more details. I watched couple vids that compared performance between downgraded ddr5 (even 3600mhz) up to really fast 6600mhz and it showed that after 5k it’s almost no difference. Maybe I should watch more of different vids
This is what I tested at a race start with AI in ACC. FULL grid with everything on ultra, all cars visible and me starting last. Resolution set to 1024x768 though to have enough headroom with my 3080.
ACC is pretty RAM sensitive, especially timing. I mean look at that difference! PBO means single cores boosted to 5.6 GHz, stock = 5.3 GHz.
The other sims aren't as RAM sensitive or at least I couldn't clearly test this.
But with the 7600X they have above 100 FPS anyway if the GPU can keep up.
Yeah that's a good one.I found this:
Kingston Fury Renegade RGB, DDR5, 32 GB, 6000MHz, CL32 (KF560C32RSAK2-32)
You can save a lot of money by getting the cheapest 5600 MHz Kingston though. 5200 can be micron but 5600 Kingston is always SK Hynix and ALL of the SK Hynix can run 6000CL30 or higher (but higher means overclocking the infinity fabric of the CPU etc.).
I bought this one 2x:
KF556C36BBE-16
The cheapest here in Germany would be:
KF556C40BBK2-32
169€ right now!
Btw: Do you render on the CPU and can actually earn money by maximizing the multi-core performance of the CPU?
Otherwise you can save A LOT on the CPU cooler!
I'm using a Le Grand Macho RT from Thermalright and the CPU never throttles while gaming! But even when I set a power limit or let it run into the thermal limit: It doesn't bounce into low clockspeeds, which can kill performance!
It hovers right at the maximum all the time and I don't think you would save more than 30 seconds on a 15 minute rendering by spending so much on the cooler...
Any "big fat air cooler" will do the job. Even a Be Quiet Pure Rock 2 would probably be totally fine for gaming!
These CPUs are designed to hover around the thermal limit.
And:
Any imagination what that could be?Here I'm asking myself if I'll feel the 150USD difference in 4-6 years having all the USB, fan connectors and 'everything'.
Missing USBs: Buy an active USB hub or if you get bugs/glitches, what very rarely happens!, buy a PCI-E card that actually adds USB controllers (50-75€).
Fan connectors.. Buy splitters! I'm using 6 case fans + CPU fan. Not sure how many more fans you plan on connecting? And even then you can also buy a fan controller that has one PWM input and gets the power for up to 10 fans from a sata power cable from the PSU.
More "everything" isn't there in my opinion and experience...
Way more important to get a full ATX board instead of some mATX or micro ITX board that lacks PCI-E slots for extension cards!