[Nyx]

As a matter of Interest, what benefit will It provide running at that frequency compared to a slightly lower level?

For ryzen system its always better higher frequencies for stability
And of course higher speeds means higher performence
I bought 2x4 vengence lpx 3200mhz but its only running at 2133 dont know why

I agree with better performance pertaining to higher frequencies, however I've yet to experience any significant difference.

Are you certain that "both" are at 3200Mhz? The reason I'm asking, Is If one stick Is at 2133, your system will run at that speed. In other words, mixed frequencies will always run at the lowest.

Ryzen systems for some reason actually do see a noticeable improvement from running at higher frequencies. I haven't bothered to do any research as to why yet but I can vouch for him in saying with Ryzen paying a premium for higher frequencies is worth it.

[AllWrappedUp]

How do some of you people even operate with a desktop like that :O

[mothered]

For ryzen system its always better higher frequencies for stability
And of course higher speeds means higher performence
I bought 2x4 vengence lpx 3200mhz but its only running at 2133 dont know why

I agree with better performance pertaining to higher frequencies, however I've yet to experience any significant difference.

Are you certain that "both" are at 3200Mhz? The reason I'm asking, Is If one stick Is at 2133, your system will run at that speed. In other words, mixed frequencies will always run at the lowest.

Ryzen systems for some reason actually do see a noticeable improvement from running at higher frequencies. I haven't bothered to do any research as to why yet but I can vouch for him in saying with Ryzen paying a premium for higher frequencies is worth it.

That's Interesting, appreciate your feedback.

Is It actually a significant difference?

[Nyx]

I agree with better performance pertaining to higher frequencies, however I've yet to experience any significant difference.

Are you certain that "both" are at 3200Mhz? The reason I'm asking, Is If one stick Is at 2133, your system will run at that speed. In other words, mixed frequencies will always run at the lowest.

Ryzen systems for some reason actually do see a noticeable improvement from running at higher frequencies. I haven't bothered to do any research as to why yet but I can vouch for him in saying with Ryzen paying a premium for higher frequencies is worth it.

That's Interesting, appreciate your feedback.

Is It actually a significant difference?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB857zSEdoM

Here's a benchmark video of 2133 vs 3400 in GTA 5 which is a pretty good demonstration, at times you can see 30fps discrepancies in identical scenes.

[mothered]

Ryzen systems for some reason actually do see a noticeable improvement from running at higher frequencies. I haven't bothered to do any research as to why yet but I can vouch for him in saying with Ryzen paying a premium for higher frequencies is worth it.

That's Interesting, appreciate your feedback.

Is It actually a significant difference?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB857zSEdoM

Here's a benchmark video of 2133 vs 3400 in GTA 5 which is a pretty good demonstration, at times you can see 30fps discrepancies in identical scenes.

There's certainly a noticeable difference.

[Pikami]

Here's my current one, nothing fancy

[Skullmeat]

Simple with a bit of flair.

[@bd01010]

There is no standard Linux look, as there are thousands of distros. The closest thing to one would be a boring tty console.