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So, we all practically know that ryzen runs better with high speed memory. (Say 3200 mhz at cl 14)
In the case of video editing, which is better? Running an ryzen chip with high speed memory, or an intel chip with high speed memory? I couldn't find any comparisons between the two online.
(Assume that the 2 chips get the same scores on cinebench and render times are within 20 seconds of eachother)
Which one benefits most from high speed memory, and which one will perform better in games? Intel chips are known for their gaming performance, while ryzen is more aimed towards streaming and multi-threaded workloads.
-Wolf
In the case of video editing, which is better? Running an ryzen chip with high speed memory, or an intel chip with high speed memory? I couldn't find any comparisons between the two online.
(Assume that the 2 chips get the same scores on cinebench and render times are within 20 seconds of eachother)
Which one benefits most from high speed memory, and which one will perform better in games? Intel chips are known for their gaming performance, while ryzen is more aimed towards streaming and multi-threaded workloads.
-Wolf
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