[SOLVED] 3200mhz vs 3600mhz (Memory for Ryzen)

[rumrunner24]

I just finished a new build and I at the time of putting things together, I didnt know how important it is to pick the correct memory for Ryzen cpus. (My old rig was on intel)
I know theres a bunch of info out there on this subject, but Im very confused by it.

Is there a noticable difference on performance between Corsair Vengence Rgb pro 3200mhz and the 3600mhz of the same brand ?
I'm still able to swap the ram out at the retailer I got it from.

The specs on my pc are

Ryzen 7 3800x
RTX 3080 FE
Corsair RM850x PSU
16gb (2x8) Corsair Vengence RGB Pro ddr 4 3200mhz

 

[Colif]

the real question here is, is the memory you want to use on the motherboard QLV listing as choosing right combo of ram that has been tested with CPU and motherboard is likely more important than what speed it is.

Best way to avoid potential errors anyway

 

[MeanMachine41]

If your benchmarking then YES otherwise for most apps and gaming there is little difference performance wise.
And 3200MHz CL14 RAM would be a "better" choice over 3600MHz CL16. While Ryzen does like fast RAM, its only to a point. At 3200MHz the speed gain itself likely wont be significant enough to warrant the increase in latency

 

[CountMike]

3600 MHz Cl 16 is ideal for Ryzen 3000 but you didn't list which MB. 400 and 500 chipset MBs are fine with that speed while with 300 series is questionable.
How much difference does it make ? Well that depends on SW used, some none, some quite a bit.

 

[rumrunner24]

3600 MHz Cl 16 is ideal for Ryzen 3000 but you didn't list which MB. 400 and 500 chipset MBs are fine with that speed while with 300 series is questionable.
How much difference does it make ? Well that depends on SW used, some none, some quite a bit.

Sorry about that. The mobo is Asus tuff gaming X570 plus wifi.

 

[CountMike]

Sorry about that. The mobo is Asus tuff gaming X570 plus wifi.

Shouldn't have any problems with 3600 MHz Cl 16,