Question How does 32gb LPDDR5 5200mhz to 16gb LPDDR5x 7467mhz?

[alphacoyle]

For general usage would it be better to have more slower ram or less but faster?

 

[RealBeast]

You won't notice the memory being faster in your use, the amount you need depends on the number and memory requirement of the programs you run. Some programs, like Adobe Photoshop or Premier will benefit more from having a second SSD for use as a scratch disk than 64GB over 32GB of memory. For most use cases 16GB is adequate but with memory so cheap I usually opt for 32GB now.

 

[USAFRet]

Faster RAM does not compensate for not enough RAM

 

[Misgar]

Faster RAM usually helps most applications, but not as much as you might expect in some programs, e.g DaVinci Resolve gains only minor benefits as RAM speed increases, especially on AMD systems:

In some instances, faster RAM is a waste of money.