5000 MHz DDR4 memory DIMMs for Ryzen 3000 from Corsair (priced $1225)
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cryohellinc
For those extra 2 fps. Go for it!

jbscotchman
Mega face_palm

Crazy Joe
Der8auer did a test with Gigabyte branded 5000 GHz DDR4 Ram sticks in combination with a Ryzen 3900x and the conclusion was that it wasn't really worth the money for a typical gamer setup. There were some benefits for heavily memory bound applications, but that was about it.
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insp1re2600
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Undying
Thats one expensive dram.

wavetrex
Proof that there are people in the world with a lot more money than brains.
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Silva
These cost more than I spent with my new PC!

warlord

airbud7
and here I thought ddr4 was getting cheaper?...

Undying

airbud7

fry178
Funny how ppl always assume you have to be brain dead to spend that kind of money on a 16gb kit.
How about someone that makes +100k a year, no kids or other things to worry about, and is fine with wasting their earned cash on stuff like this instead of drugs and the like?

TheDeeGee

Silva

wavetrex
I may not make 100k+ an year but I have enough money in the bank to buy this kit instantly and not feel it.
Will I do it ?
No, because it's stupid.
What I did buy is an $160 kit that CAN be overclocked to that level (or more), assuming I would want that
https://pcper.com/2019/05/ddr4-overclocking-world-record-set-using-micron-e-die-memory/ (Ballistix Elite)
Do I want that ?
No, because it provides no benefit over the 3733 Mhz I'm already running it at (with 1:1 link to IF, and lowest possible latency)
The fact that a product is stupidly expensive doesn't make it a good product.

MonstroMart

wavetrex
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New version, not blurred/censored anymore.
3733 is THE BEST for all existing Zen 2 CPU's so far. Anything more will not bring any tangible benefits on this generation.
Let's wait for Threadripper or Zen 3 to see if more than 3733 is necessary.

Robbo9999
Ok, so this is 5000Mhz memory and initially the timings look ok with it being CL18, but then those other timings are 26-26-46. I feel like I'm seeing an increasing trend with RAM kits now where the first latency number is a lot lower than the second & third numbers - like this kit in this article which is 18-26-26-46. Now I'm assuming they've loosened the other timings so they can get CL18, but what kind of negative impact does it have for those second & third timings to be so loose in comparison to the first? When I bought my DRAM kit the latencies were more like 16-16-16-46, so it seems like a new trend that they have such big differences between the timings - it feels like marketing more than anything else, just so they can call it CL18 even if the other timings suck. I wonder how much compromise in performance is going on here?

ladcrooks
then ddr5 comes out next week 😀

Venix
Those kits are mostly for marketing reasons so they can brag they have the fastest ram.