J Jan Ferenc Reputable Apr 6, 2015 4 0 4,510 Apr 8, 2015 #1 I have asrock fatal1ty 990fx killer mobo and i cant decide betwen ram speed. So 1866 mhz or 2400 mhz??? Ty. Jan
I have asrock fatal1ty 990fx killer mobo and i cant decide betwen ram speed. So 1866 mhz or 2400 mhz??? Ty. Jan
Solution rolli59 Apr 8, 2015 I would go with the 1866 since the AMD CPU's can be finicky with faster ram http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html (that article shows the tweaking needed and represents ram performance not actual total system performance)
I would go with the 1866 since the AMD CPU's can be finicky with faster ram http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html (that article shows the tweaking needed and represents ram performance not actual total system performance)
Calculagator Admirable Nov 18, 2014 2,508 1 8,960 Apr 8, 2015 #2 It will make little or no difference most of the time. If the two speeds are close in price, however, I would go with the faster in the hope that its higher specs make it more likely to be reliable. Upvote 0 Downvote
It will make little or no difference most of the time. If the two speeds are close in price, however, I would go with the faster in the hope that its higher specs make it more likely to be reliable.
rolli59 Titan Oct 27, 2007 47,790 283 130,890 Apr 8, 2015 Solution #3 I would go with the 1866 since the AMD CPU's can be finicky with faster ram http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html (that article shows the tweaking needed and represents ram performance not actual total system performance) Upvote 1 Downvote Solution
I would go with the 1866 since the AMD CPU's can be finicky with faster ram http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html (that article shows the tweaking needed and represents ram performance not actual total system performance)
Calculagator Admirable Nov 18, 2014 2,508 1 8,960 Apr 8, 2015 #4 rolli59 : I would go with the 1866 since the AMD CPU's can be finicky with faster ram http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html (that article shows the tweaking needed and represents ram performance not actual total system performance) That's a good point. I wouldn't expect the faster RAM to actually reach its advertised speed without significant tweaking if at all. Upvote 0 Downvote
rolli59 : I would go with the 1866 since the AMD CPU's can be finicky with faster ram http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html (that article shows the tweaking needed and represents ram performance not actual total system performance) That's a good point. I wouldn't expect the faster RAM to actually reach its advertised speed without significant tweaking if at all.