Not sure will like my answer because it will involve a new factor we haven't talked about yet -> nitro modeQuestion:
In your example of - "Optimal speed" as you put it for 2000FCLK would be 6000MT/s in 1:1 mode or 8000MT/s in 2:1 mode
Would it be correct in saying that the 2000 FCLK and 6000 MT/s in 1:1 would provide lower latency but less throughput than the 2000 FCLK and 8000 MT/s in 2:1?
Or is that not the correct conclusion to draw?
Thanks again!Not sure will like my answer because it will involve a new factor we haven't talked about yet -> nitro mode
For highspeed 8000MT/s 2:1 you would need to run nitro 1-3-1 or more likely stock 2-3-1 (lower delay is better)
You will also need a good 1DPC motherboard if you want fulll boot to boot stability @ 8000MT/s (forget it on a 2DPC MB)
For plain old 6000MT/s 1:1 which every motherboard can run, you can lower nitro values to like 1-2-0 (stock / nitro disable) which will make up some part of the memory speeed difference..
But depending on memory timings, fully optimized 2000/8000 would net you both lower latency and higher bandwidth then optimized 2000/6000, at a much higher price
As a sweet spot for price/performance i would recommend running 2133/6400
Yeah my 2DPC hero is good upto around 7400MT/s with full stability (can bench at 8000MT/s with countless hours finetuning settings)Thanks again!
Yeah while I want to get as fast and low latency as possible memory, I also need capacity, so 2 DPC is a must. (Or I wait for much denser memory)
2133/6400 a possibility with 4 dimms?
N5 and N4 are the same stuffz, those are marketing fluff tables.Looks like stacking on top of N4 is only available from 2025, if this table in Anandtech article is correct:
This is just rebrands.No new AM4 parts eh?
Oh the Zucc chop is an actual product (but with moar clock/power).
Oh look. AMD server domination
Almost same clock but surprisingly lower TDP
Alleged AMD Ryzen 9000 desktop Zen5 specs leaked: Ryzen 9 9950X with 16 cores up to 5.7 GHz - VideoCardz.com
AMD Granite Ridge leak AMD is said to be introducing four SKUs at Computex. The Ryzen 9000 series, equipped with Zen5 cores, will be unveiled at Computex. A slide from a press briefing has been made public, listing four models featuring the 9000 SKU names, as expected. Ryzen 9000 The flagship...videocardz.com
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Why? Every TDP is lower or same than ZEN4. 12 Core 7900X has 170W, 8 and 6 Core 105W.
The funny thing is that Adrocs Rumors already begin to seem off, he claimed ZEN5 uses quite a bit more Power than ZEN4.
I get it, you're upset, but no need to vent here.And I was told I was wrong about 170W eight cores not being a thing. Of course I could be eating crow in a few days.
Good thing they came out in April and we are able to measure these sorts of things. Oh wait...
I get it, you're upset, but no need to vent here.
2 days left.
Some folks never learn. This is ALSO, not the last AM4 release btw. We are getting close, but not there yet.This is just rebrands.
I could really use either the 9275F or 9475F for work...
Oh look. AMD server domination
They can continue hacking together new SKUs like they did for PCO.Some folks never learn. This is ALSO, not the last AM4 release btw. We are getting close, but not there yet.
32c F Turin is zoomies.I could really use either the 9275F or 9475F for work...
Some folks never learn. This is ALSO, not the last AM4 release btw. We are getting close, but not there yet.
Nah, the software we use at work uses a license model which works best in increments of 24 cores.32c F Turin is zoomies.
Highly recommended.
Then the 48c one.Nah, the software we use at work uses a license model which works best in increments of 24 cores.
Oh the Zucc chop is an actual product (but with moar clock/power).
Wowee.
We'll see if I can convince my IT department...Then the 48c one.
Siena too.she said that Meta runs on Bergamo, Facebook, What's Up, Instagram
No worries, OEMs will be all over Turin soon™.We'll see if I can convince my IT department...
Some folks never learn. This is ALSO, not the last AM4 release btw. We are getting close, but not there yet.
As long as Dell is in that group, there's a chance.No worries, OEMs will be all over Turin soon™.
Oh they are.As long as Dell is in that group, there's a chance
Not surprised at that. Intel practically develops the laptops for Dell. Also, volume reasons.Oh they are.
Just not the laptop BU.