Question is my ram bottleneck my cpu

[Anouar7]

Hi.
my ram speed 1333 mhz and my cpu 3 ghz is that a bottleneck ?

 

[WildCard999]

We need more information.

Which CPU exactly?

Motherboard model?

 

[Anouar7]

We need more information.

Which CPU exactly?

Motherboard model?

i want to know it gerneraly when cpu have more speed then ram is that mean a bottelnck

 

[sizzling]

i want to know it gerneraly when cpu have more speed then ram is that mean a bottelnck

The 2 are not directly related

 

[Anouar7]

oh so what bottelneck the speed of the computer.
i feel my qustion is wrong xd

 

[WildCard999]

The memory could have an impact on performance but without knowing those parts there's little we can say. The impact on performance wasn't much for DDR3 but for newer systems using DDR4 and AMD Ryzen CPU's the difference could be quite significant (was possibly thinking DDR* 1333x2).

 

[Anouar7]

The memory could have an impact on performance but without knowing those parts there's little we can say. The impact on performance wasn't much for DDR3 but for newer systems using DDR4 and AMD Ryzen CPU's the difference could be quite significant (was possibly thinking DDR* 1333x2).

is taht mean higher mhz ram in ddr3 wasn't matter but in ddr 4 matter ?

 

[WildCard999]

is taht mean higher mhz ram in ddr3 wasn't matter but in ddr 4 matter ?

Kind of, it does vary which makes it difficult to give you a definitive answer.

 

[Gam3r01]

"Bottlenecking" varies directly based on the components in question.
There is no general rule. There is no generic answer.
Its impossible to say without specifics each time the question is brought up, so instead of just comparing speeds you need to compare components. Even then, each comparison would be different.

 

[Rodrigodrt]

Truth is that everything bottlenecks, the general corcern should be to have an harmonious combinations, your PC could be an old phenom/core 2 duo or a 9900k, regardless of that 1333mhz is considered outclassed

how much it impacts your performance? we can't determine if we were to compare to a 3000mhz, but is it even compatible with your specs? does it even fits your CPU? we know even less... often its better to upgrade the whole rig than to squeeze better old parts.