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32GB (2x 16) Patriot Viper 4 Blackout DDR4 3600 Desktop RAM kit @Newegg $145
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CAS Latency 18
Timing 18-22-22-42
Voltage 1.35V
ECC No
Buffered/Registered Unbuffered
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18 22 22 42 < 16 19 19 39 < 16 16 16 36.
FPS difference would be like 9 FPS gains in a perfect situation where 16-16-16-36 would gain about 20 FPS over the 42 and only 11 fps over the 16-19-19-39. Again this is all things being equal with ideal CPU pairing. It's a 1% FPS gain in most situations.
With some games you won't get any difference. So again it's a personal choice. If you're asking, you won't notice the difference, get the cheaper option. That much I think anyone who understands RAM would agree with.
3700XT, 2070super
This isn't always a valid argument unless you can overclock your 3200 to 3600 by loosening timings, especially if you have an amd system and are increasing infinity fabric frequency along with memory frequency.
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Youd have to check jedec profile to see if these can handle CL22 at 3200 1.2v since there is no way to increase DRAM voltage to 1.35 AFAIK. Thats what the hyperx fury runs at. Youd then have to use Ryzen master to overclock the RAM to 3200 (or higher if they can handle it at 1.2v)
18 22 22 42 < 16 19 19 39 < 16 16 16 36.
FPS difference would be like 9 FPS gains in a perfect situation where 16-16-16-36 would gain about 20 FPS over the 42 and only 11 fps over the 16-19-19-39. Again this is all things being equal with ideal CPU pairing. It's a 1% FPS gain in most situations.
With some games you won't get any difference. So again it's a personal choice. If you're asking, you won't notice the difference, get the cheaper option. That much I think anyone who understands RAM would agree with.
And those are typically gains @ 1080P where it scarcely matters. Buy the cheap stuff and put the savings towards a better GPU.