[SOLVED] Battlefield 1 and The Division single channel vs dual

[Reinerandrew]

Hey everyone, this is my first time posting and its about my issues with BF1 the the division. So i recently went up to 3440x1440p with single channel 8gb hyperx fury ram, a ryzen 1600 and black friday Vega 64. And i built my girl a pc with the same cpu and ram. So i ran into issues with BF1 fps jumping from 99 to 50 constantly, and division stuttering every movement made. Trouble shot with settings and drivers and decided to try my girls also single channel ram stick. And boom, bf1 at 100fps and division smooth as possible. Im not sure if its the 16gb of ram, the dual channelness of it, or some memory page errors or whatever. Please help. Dont really wanna spend another 80 on ram...thank you all!

 

[clarkjd]

Hey everyone, this is my first time posting and its about my issues with BF1 the the division. So i recently went up to 3440x1440p with single channel 8gb hyperx fury ram, a ryzen 1600 and black friday Vega 64. And i built my girl a pc with the same cpu and ram. So i ran into issues with BF1 fps jumping from 99 to 50 constantly, and division stuttering every movement made. Trouble shot with settings and drivers and decided to try my girls also single channel ram stick. And boom, bf1 at 100fps and division smooth as possible. Im not sure if its the 16gb of ram, the dual channelness of it, or some memory page errors or whatever. Please help. Dont really wanna spend another 80 on ram...thank you all!

Ryzen CPUs tend to like lots of fast (3000MHz or faster, Dual channel) to perform at their best. As has always been the case, you can't have too much ram or too big a HDD.