- May 7, 2015
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Which is better with what I do? 1866/2400/3000MHz RAM?
(My mobo supports nearly all RAM frequencies but caps at 3000MHz)
I have the i7 4790k. I know it's compatible with 1866 & 2400MHz of RAM frequency. However, I don't know if it's compatible with 3000MHz. So help me with that last part.
I plan on getting 2x8 (16GB) of RAM running at any of the frequencies above. But I don't know which one is worth investing. Also my budget is going to be at $150. So if you have experience with any of the following frequencies, and know products that are worth referring... Please give me the links, I'd really appreciate it! 😉
Now here's what I mainly do on my PC:
I generally play DayZ Standalone and other "heavy-set" games while livestreaming and locally recording at the same time with xSplit. With my recordings, I edit/render them using Sony Vegas Pro 12. As a streamer, I indeed have many programs and tabs running at the same time.
Also: I play/store my games on one hard-drive, and use the other one to record/store my stream videos. I also run Quick Sync.
My PC Specs:
(Mobo): MSI Z87 GD65
(GPU): G1 Gigabyte GTX 970 (Super-Clocked)
(CPU): i7 4790K (@ 4.4ghz)
(HDD): Two 1TB HDD's (@ 1200rpm)
(PSU): Corsair TX850 (850W)
(Gaming Monitor Resolution): 1920 x 1080
(Second [non-gaming] Monitor Resolution): 1400 x 1050
(My mobo supports nearly all RAM frequencies but caps at 3000MHz)
I have the i7 4790k. I know it's compatible with 1866 & 2400MHz of RAM frequency. However, I don't know if it's compatible with 3000MHz. So help me with that last part.
I plan on getting 2x8 (16GB) of RAM running at any of the frequencies above. But I don't know which one is worth investing. Also my budget is going to be at $150. So if you have experience with any of the following frequencies, and know products that are worth referring... Please give me the links, I'd really appreciate it! 😉
Now here's what I mainly do on my PC:
I generally play DayZ Standalone and other "heavy-set" games while livestreaming and locally recording at the same time with xSplit. With my recordings, I edit/render them using Sony Vegas Pro 12. As a streamer, I indeed have many programs and tabs running at the same time.
Also: I play/store my games on one hard-drive, and use the other one to record/store my stream videos. I also run Quick Sync.
My PC Specs:
(Mobo): MSI Z87 GD65
(GPU): G1 Gigabyte GTX 970 (Super-Clocked)
(CPU): i7 4790K (@ 4.4ghz)
(HDD): Two 1TB HDD's (@ 1200rpm)
(PSU): Corsair TX850 (850W)
(Gaming Monitor Resolution): 1920 x 1080
(Second [non-gaming] Monitor Resolution): 1400 x 1050
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