
Article Title: DDR4 Memory Scaling Performance with Ryzen 7 2700X @ Legit Reviews
URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/ddr4-memory ... orm_205154
unless you are building a top of the line kick ass computer that will run the newest games at the highest 4k resolutions then you will not notice a difference.316cpu wrote:How much of a real-world improvement be for higher clock memory? When would a user notice the different? I just purchased 2400 memory, curious if I should return it and buy 3000+.
How much is the price difference? If you are building a new Ryzen system and plan on sticking with it for a number of years I would most certainly return the 2400MHz kit for a 3200MHz kit. The last time I looked 3200MHz kits weren't too crazy expensive and you will see a noticeable difference on many applications. A 12.5% performance gain on Far Cry 5 at 1080P with normal image quality settings goes to show how much performance a 3200MHz kit will get over a 2400MHz kit.316cpu wrote:How much of a real-world improvement be for higher clock memory? When would a user notice the different? I just purchased 2400 memory, curious if I should return it and buy 3000+.