Should i return samsung die ram for hynix one

[Meeta]

how much differecnce it's gonna make let's say in csgo valorant should i get this one https://computechstore.in/product/g-skill-flare-x5-32gb-16gbx2-ddr5-6000mhz-black/ or suggest one
Currently with Ryzen 7600 AK620 and B650 Tomahawk

 

[RootinTootinPootin]

how much differecnce it's gonna make let's say in csgo valorant should i get this one https://computechstore.in/product/g-skill-flare-x5-32gb-16gbx2-ddr5-6000mhz-black/ or suggest one
Currently with Ryzen 7600 AK620 and B650 Tomahawk

For AMD that should be perfectly fine

 

[Meeta]

For AMD that should be perfectly fine

how can i confim i have samsung die ram btw i'm not sure already upload a pic how much hynix a die will improve fps ?
also there was no expo logo on ram box it's xmp logo only did i bought intel ram?

 

[dgianstefani]

Not for a 7600, RAM doesn't matter unless you're pairing with high end GPU.
AMD doesn't OC well anyway for memory so it's margin of error.

Timings just tweak them, EXPO/XMP are going to be crap anyway regardless of chip.

 

[phanbuey]

The biggest gains do come from tuning timings on the current AM5 cpus - speed contributes fairly little once you get past the 6000mhz mark to a large extent even on intel.

 

[Meeta]

The biggest gains do come from tuning timings on the current AM5 cpus - speed contributes fairly little once you get past the 6000mhz mark to a large extent even on intel.

I'm using 6700 xt at 1440p should I post my current ram zentiming of current ram 6000mhz cl36

 

[phanbuey]

I'm using 6700 xt at 1440p should I post my current ram zentiming of current ram 6000mhz cl36

sure -- I actually like this kit for Zen 5 - it overclocks easily to 6200 cl32-34-34-89 or 6000 CL30-34-34-89 depedning on mobo - MSI is usally really good with ram tuning as well.
G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series (Intel XMP 3.0) DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 5600MT/s CL28-34-34-89 1.35V Desktop Computer Memory UDIMM - Matte Black (F5-5600J2834F16GX2-RS5K) at Amazon.com

 

[Bill_Bright]

how much differecnce it's gonna make

Not enough to see.

 

[Meeta]

Not enough to see.

Huh might as keep old then mainly thinking about valo and csgo

Thanks guys for suggestions 87c is good temp for 7600 on ak620

 

[RootinTootinPootin]

Thanks guys for suggestions 87c is good temp for 7600 on ak620

Hell nawwww!!

 

[Meeta]

Hell nawwww!!

Oh so I did -30 on all core in pbo curve optimizer
platform thermal throttle limit to 85c
Ppt limit 85w it's now on 76c with a lit bit better score I get 801 multi score in cinebench r24 should I push it more like 82c temp

 

[RootinTootinPootin]

Oh so I did -30 on all core in pbo curve optimizer
platform thermal throttle limit to 85c
Ppt limit 85w it's now on 76c with a lit bit better score I get 801 multi score in cinebench r24 should I push it more like 82c temp

its still high for a Ryzen 5 dude..AK620 also isn't a slouch at cooling IMHO..something else is wrong..

 

[Meeta]

This my case fan configuration

its still high for a Ryzen 5 dude..AK620 also isn't a slouch at cooling IMHO..something else is wrong..

My City Ambient temp is 30 ryzen 7600 idle is 50c

 

[Sarajiel]

how can i confim i have samsung die ram btw i'm not sure already upload a pic how much hynix a die will improve fps ?
also there was no expo logo on ram box it's xmp logo only did i bought intel ram?

G.Skill memory kits come with a so-called "lot code" or batch number printed on the label (above the barcode). The last five digits of that code usually identify the used IC in that kit.
In your case, the relevant code would be "S833G". You seem to have 16Gb ("S8") Micron ("3") G-die ("G").
From what I remember, only Micron D-die does tight timings and overclocks somewhat decently. Those are usually used in Crucial Pro Overclocking memory kits.

Personally, I wouldn't buy anything other than Hynix 16Gb A-die or 24Gb M-die right now for overclocking or tightening timings.
If you go for G.Skill memory kits, that would translate into lot codes ending with "S82*A" and "R82*M". The digit with the (*) doesn't matter for identifying the IC's die.

XMP or EXPO is largely irrelevant for G.Skill memory kits, because they, like most other manufacturers, only use the mandatory EXPO values, which means it includes the same entries as XMP. So far, most AM5 motherboards can still handle XMP as well.

 

[Meeta]

G.Skill memory kits come with a so-called "lot code" or batch number printed on the label (above the barcode). The last five digits of that code usually identify the used IC in that kit.
In your case, the relevant code would be "S833G". You seem to have 16Gb ("S8") Micron ("3") G-die ("G").
From what I remember, only Micron D-die does tight timings and overclocks somewhat decently. Those are usually used in Crucial Pro Overclocking memory kits.

Personally, I wouldn't buy anything other than Hynix 16Gb A-die or 24Gb M-die right now for overclocking or tightening timings.
If you go for G.Skill memory kits, that would translate into lot codes ending with "S82*A" and "R82*M". The digit with the (*) doesn't matter for identifying the IC's die.

XMP or EXPO is largely irrelevant for G.Skill memory kits, because they, like most other manufacturers, only use the mandatory EXPO values, which means it includes the same entries as XMP. So far, most AM5 motherboards can still handle XMP as well.

Thanks a lot for explanation

 

[Redwoodz]

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This my case fan configuration


Ambient temp is 30 here

That's why the high temps, ambients and air flow. Take the first fan off the top and put it as intake in front of your cpu. That 2nd fan up top is not doing much for exhaust flow.

 

[sneekypeet]

Personally I wouldnt go G.Skill at all these days. They are resting on a number and not delivering the proper performance for said speeds.

 

[nomdeplume]

Personally I wouldnt go G.Skill at all these days. They are resting on a number and not delivering the proper performance for said speeds.

With a high chance of aiming for stability/longevity no matter what else is going crazy around it.

Memory aiming for speeds around 6000 is probably going to become a very crowded place. I wonder if we will start to see separation between products for those shopping memory based on names equating with quality. From those aiming to maximize performance on the two platforms. There is an expectation of increased speed above performance oriented DDR4 that G.Skill and other companies delivered to large retailers.

 

[sneekypeet]

With a high chance of aiming for stability/longevity no matter what else is going crazy around it.

Memory aiming for speeds around 6000 is probably going to become a very crowded place. I wonder if we will start to see separation between products for those shopping memory based on names equating with quality. From those aiming to maximize performance on the two platforms. There is an expectation of increased speed above performance oriented DDR4 that G.Skill and other companies delivered to large retailers.

I should have worded it differently. When comparing apples to apples, g.skill is leaning way too hard on "stability" when kit x will run on the same systems, but hands asses back to g.skill when it comes to actual performance, synthetic or real world. They are selling a name and an old reputation.

 

[nomdeplume]

I should have worded it differently. When comparing apples to apples, g.skill is leaning way too hard on "stability" when kit x will run on the same systems, but hands asses back to g.skill when it comes to actual performance, synthetic or real world. They are selling a name and an old reputation.

We seem to have the same idea, mostly.

AMD and memory stability/retraining/... are hard to separate. I was suggesting OP ended up with high end business class RAM that might not be worth overspending to replace. Because it appears within next year there will be a glut of 6000 RAM inducing competition and thus separation.

 

[Meeta]

We seem to have the same idea, mostly.

AMD and memory stability/retraining/... are hard to separate. I was suggesting OP ended up with high end business class RAM that might not be worth overspending to replace. Because it appears with next year there will be a glut of 6000 RAM inducing competition and thus separation.

So yeah keeping this one

 

[nomdeplume]

So yeah keeping this one

Seems you got it. We're trying to help you make the right decision in a time where performance and longevity are growing less likely to be found together.

 

[Gmr_Chick]

its still high for a Ryzen 5 dude..AK620 also isn't a slouch at cooling IMHO..something else is wrong..

I was going to suggest there possibly being an issue with the way the cooler is mounted. Like maybe it's not tightened down properly, etc.

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This my case fan configuration


My City Ambient temp is 30 ryzen 7600 idle is 50c

All I can say is you might want to get all those clothes/crap out of the way of the front intake. That bottom front fan looks like its literally being blocked by the clothes pile (?) in front of it.

 

[eidairaman1]

If its stable, leave it alone

 

[Taraquin]

If you plan to tweak you can go Hynix and get an extra 5% fps due to much tighter rfc. If you just run expo keep it.