Model: Crucial Pro RAM 64GB Kit (2x32GB) DDR5 5600MHz (or 5200MHz or 4800MHz) Desktop Memory CP2K32G56C46U5
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CAS latency on these is 46 at 5600MT/s, which is really bad. Expect this to cost you at least 10% performance in general applications, potentially more in memory-intensive apps.
I suppose there are specific scenarios where lots of cheap slow RAM is useful, but if you're not in one of those cases, be mindful.
CAS latency on these is 46 at 5600MT/s, which is really bad. Expect this to cost you at least 10% performance in general applications, potentially more in memory-intensive apps.
I suppose there are specific scenarios where lots of cheap slow RAM is useful, but if you're not in one of those cases, be mindful.
Those specs are at voltage=1.1v, so it has some overclock potential at 1.35v to match an okay XMP profile. But I have no experience with ddr5 overclocking and personally would rather just buy others with XMP/EXPO profiles to save some time.
Those specs are at voltage=1.1v, so it has some overclock potential at 1.35v to match an okay XMP profile. But I have no experience with ddr5 overclocking and personally would rather just buy others with XMP/EXPO profiles to save some time.
Only if memory chips are hynix . Have micron memory and its not overclocable....
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I suppose there are specific scenarios where lots of cheap slow RAM is useful, but if you're not in one of those cases, be mindful.
I suppose there are specific scenarios where lots of cheap slow RAM is useful, but if you're not in one of those cases, be mindful.