#5827342

nizzen

2020-09-08 20:43

No b-die, no buy. Sad but true 😛 Micron 5000mhz is like samsung b-die 4000mhz in performance LOL

#5827362

coth

2020-09-08 22:00

5000 = 5000, 4000 = 4000 5000 is 25% higher than 4000

#5827383

RavenMaster

2020-09-08 23:44

£825 for 16GB of Ballistix Max 5100. F... that...

#5827385

tsunami231

2020-09-08 23:47

coth:

5000 = 5000, 4000 = 4000 5000 is 25% higher than 4000

that is like say 4ghz from Intel is same 4ghz Amd which isnt true

#5827396

go4brendon

2020-09-09 00:40

tsunami231:

that is like say 4ghz from Intel is same 4ghz Amd which isnt true

haha 4ghz is 4ghz irrespective of vendor. and he is correct, 25% increase in frequency does yield higher performance with cpu intensive applications (regardless of latency) otherwise they wouldn't make it. Can we please stop assuming there is no benefit.

#5827398

tsunami231

2020-09-09 00:48

go4brendon:

haha 4ghz is 4ghz irrespective of vendor. and he is correct, 25% increase in frequency does yield higher performance with cpu intensive applications (regardless of latency) otherwise they wouldn't make it. Can we please stop assuming there is no benefit.

4ghz on intel architecture and 4ghz on amd architecture does not equate the same performance just mean same speeds the architecture plays big role if not bigger role then just speed. I not saying 4ghz is slow then 5ghz

#5827400

theoneofgod

2020-09-09 01:19

nizzen:

No b-die, no buy. Sad but true 😛 Micron 5000mhz is like samsung b-die 4000mhz in performance LOL

Lol!

#5827984

Askmyteapot

2020-09-10 06:04

go4brendon:

haha 4ghz is 4ghz irrespective of vendor

While technically true, a lot more goes into determining performance differences. The main reason for Sammy B-die being great is the lower latency for each respective read. So while they may be clocked at the same rate, the micron dies take more clock cycles to perform an action compared to the B-die.

#5828146

coth

2020-09-10 13:56

tsunami231:

that is like say 4ghz from Intel is same 4ghz Amd which isnt true

No it isn't, as memory architecture is same.

#5828150

coth

2020-09-10 13:58

RavenMaster:

£825 for 16GB of Ballistix Max 5100. F... that...

Non-oc Micron E-die memory cost nearly twice as cheap as Samsung B-die, yet overclocks around same.