Solution Darkbreeze Aug 3, 2020 You can't use anything higher than 2666mhz with that motherboard anyhow, because it's a locked chipset and that is the highest it supports. Seems odd that you've chosen to pair an unlocked CPU with a locked motherboard too.
You can't use anything higher than 2666mhz with that motherboard anyhow, because it's a locked chipset and that is the highest it supports. Seems odd that you've chosen to pair an unlocked CPU with a locked motherboard too.
Darkbreeze Retired Mod Jun 24, 2014 80,411 7,631 176,790 Aug 3, 2020 #2 Yes, it makes a difference, but how MUCH of a difference really depends on the platform and what you are doing. What CPU and motherboard? What is the system primarily used FOR? Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes, it makes a difference, but how MUCH of a difference really depends on the platform and what you are doing. What CPU and motherboard? What is the system primarily used FOR?
R_1 Expert Ambassador Sep 8, 2015 8,440 632 49,290 Aug 3, 2020 #3 depends on the CPU but generally faster ram is beneficial across the board. Ryzen architecture benefits more from faster RAM than certain intel chips and chipsets Upvote 0 Downvote
depends on the CPU but generally faster ram is beneficial across the board. Ryzen architecture benefits more from faster RAM than certain intel chips and chipsets
A andrewmengvang Reputable Dec 4, 2017 21 0 4,510 Aug 3, 2020 #4 Darkbreeze said: Yes, it makes a difference, but how MUCH of a difference really depends on the platform and what you are doing. What CPU and motherboard? What is the system primarily used FOR? Click to expand... i5-9600k, gigabyte B365m ds3h motherboard For gaming Upvote 0 Downvote
Darkbreeze said: Yes, it makes a difference, but how MUCH of a difference really depends on the platform and what you are doing. What CPU and motherboard? What is the system primarily used FOR? Click to expand... i5-9600k, gigabyte B365m ds3h motherboard For gaming
Darkbreeze Retired Mod Jun 24, 2014 80,411 7,631 176,790 Aug 3, 2020 Solution #5 You can't use anything higher than 2666mhz with that motherboard anyhow, because it's a locked chipset and that is the highest it supports. Seems odd that you've chosen to pair an unlocked CPU with a locked motherboard too. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
You can't use anything higher than 2666mhz with that motherboard anyhow, because it's a locked chipset and that is the highest it supports. Seems odd that you've chosen to pair an unlocked CPU with a locked motherboard too.