I really don't know why!Any time I mention Corsair, people warn me off.
I'll be separately testing both Corsair Vengeance LPXs in my rig (Gigabyte Auros Master, AMD Ryzen 3900X) to see what performance they each deliver, so we can see if there's much to these claims.People say Corsair RAM does not work well with Ryzen builds, it's significantly slower compared to others in during normal use.
I didn't miss a thing - the Corsair you mention, is 16-18-18-36, you are ignoring the other three figures, which are as important as the first, so I still say show me a Corsair stick of 3600/16-16-16-36 at a reasonable price, using B-Die. And, the TG I mention is very cheap compared to other RAM with the same speed/timings, such as Corsair and G-Skill. Although, I do agree that that Corsair you mention does seem good value, although it is just 3200, which also makes a difference. You could have spent an extra £40 and got B-Die TG at 3600/16-16-16-36, which, if you think you'd prefer 3200, you could have downclocked to 14-14-14-28, which probably relates to something like twice as fast as what you bought, when talking about the nS refresh times. Anyway Helios451, this has become a discussion between you and I, as TheJay seems to be sorted, so I'll bow out of this now. Bye all.I bought Corsair CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4 3200 MHz 16 18 18 36 for £79.95 on 12 May from Amazon EU S.a.r.l. and I bought Corsair CMK16GX4M2Z3200C16 Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4 3200 MHz Ryzen Optimised 16 18 18 36 on for £81.97 on 15 May from Scan Computers International Ltd.
Certainly will do!That's great, please report back on this thread.
I'll bow out too, for now, before posting those RAM speed figures in due course. Until next time!Anyway Helios451, this has become a discussion between you and I, as TheJay seems to be sorted, so I'll bow out of this now. Bye all.
Actually, now you come to mention those RAM specs, can you please provide a link?I didn't miss a thing - the Corsair you mention, is 16-18-18-36, you are ignoring the other three figures, which are as important as the first, so I still say show me a Corsair stick of 3600/16-16-16-36 at a reasonable price, using B-Die. And, the TG I mention is very cheap compared to other RAM with the same speed/timings, such as Corsair and G-Skill. Although, I do agree that that Corsair you mention does seem good value, although it is just 3200, which also makes a difference. You could have spent an extra £40 and got B-Die TG at 3600/16-16-16-36, which, if you think you'd prefer 3200, you could have downclocked to 14-14-14-28, which probably relates to something like twice as fast as what you bought, when talking about the nS refresh times. Anyway Helios451, this has become a discussion between you and I, as TheJay seems to be sorted, so I'll bow out of this now. Bye all.