Was told I would have to do heavy video editing, programming or using a program with bad caching to notice a difference. I mostly just game and watch videos.
This may be the reason for not noticeable improvement in your workload
Denaviro
Open 100+ chrome tabs 😏
Praminat0r
Wait I just upgraded from DDR3 to DDR5, what does that make me?
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Individual-Match-798
Because there isn’t.
EducationalCamel1043
really not a huge difference in gaming performance comparing ddr4 to ddr5. just if you are building new and have the budget might as well get ddr5. no point living in the past.
Agitated_Turnip_62
you can ask any computer scientist for a competent mini he will tell you that especially if you only play games there is not much point in taking DDR5 compared to DRR4 apart from obviously a lot of money to spend and that you want flex but that’s another story 😂
TheN1njTurtl3
I just upgraded from 16 gb 2133 to 32gb 3200 lol
Mr_Chaos_Theory
the 7800x3d doesnt support ddr4 at all so there is no way for you to say this with any degree of certainty.
Back when i upgraded to a 13700k DDR5 there was a youtuber with the exact same specs as me except he ran DDR4 and my FPS in the same games, same in game locations, same settings and resolution was consisatntly higher than his but it was only really noticable cause this was 100-200 fps so it was more noticable.
Individual-Match-798
Did you only replace mobo and RAM sticks?
Professional_Job1154
By the way, I’m doing a comparison between my old and new PC. old one was DDR4
n3ls0n_42
Look at your energy consumption. You will see an increase there!
Background_Drawing
it’s gonna take a damn while for software to fully utilize new technology if at all
ThisGonBHard
It matter only for memory bound/AI applications.
Structureel
For most everyday tasks, you’ll not run into the limits of DDR4.
theblackyeti
Lol I went from 2400 ddr4 to 3200 ddr4. But 16 to 32 gigs. Idk if it makes a difference but I like the numbers
TherealPadrae
It increases your 1% fps scores and average fps with powerful gpu’s and in software like pro tools I can operate with almost no latency…
MustiOp
I noticed shorter loading times on games. 3600 mhz cl18 to, 6000mhz cl30.
benderbender42
This is why I wait till my PC is too slow before upgrading.
yip23nl
Bro I’m still on ddr3
MichiganRedWing
What latency? Since it’s pre-built, it can’t be good.
Brolafsky
Just gotta put in some use. This is my use while just chilling.
Good example of just how chill things are, all my tabs in Brave are confined to just one Brave instance in Task Manager. Once you breach ~80 tabs they start splitting off.
If you are just playing games, there is no noticeable difference.
Ziwwl
I’m planning to go from a 1060 to a 5060 or 6060 in 3-4 years. In about 4-5 years probably update from a Ryzen 3600 to a 5800X3D. Hope my PC will survive all this until 2030 with just some SSD replacements.
unknhawk
I’ve noticed a dramatic time reduction when starting games like Victoria 3. Like from 3/4 minutes to 30 secondo.
shopchin
A lot of pc upgrades are only on paper and not noticeable in actual usage.
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ddr4 3200mhz cl16 has latency of 10ns
ddr5 6000mhz cl30 has latency of 10ns
This may be the reason for not noticeable improvement in your workload
Open 100+ chrome tabs 😏
Wait I just upgraded from DDR3 to DDR5, what does that make me?
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Because there isn’t.
really not a huge difference in gaming performance comparing ddr4 to ddr5. just if you are building new and have the budget might as well get ddr5. no point living in the past.
you can ask any computer scientist for a competent mini he will tell you that especially if you only play games there is not much point in taking DDR5 compared to DRR4 apart from obviously a lot of money to spend and that you want flex but that’s another story 😂
I just upgraded from 16 gb 2133 to 32gb 3200 lol
the 7800x3d doesnt support ddr4 at all so there is no way for you to say this with any degree of certainty.
Back when i upgraded to a 13700k DDR5 there was a youtuber with the exact same specs as me except he ran DDR4 and my FPS in the same games, same in game locations, same settings and resolution was consisatntly higher than his but it was only really noticable cause this was 100-200 fps so it was more noticable.
Did you only replace mobo and RAM sticks?
By the way, I’m doing a comparison between my old and new PC. old one was DDR4
Look at your energy consumption. You will see an increase there!
it’s gonna take a damn while for software to fully utilize new technology if at all
It matter only for memory bound/AI applications.
For most everyday tasks, you’ll not run into the limits of DDR4.
Lol I went from 2400 ddr4 to 3200 ddr4. But 16 to 32 gigs. Idk if it makes a difference but I like the numbers
It increases your 1% fps scores and average fps with powerful gpu’s and in software like pro tools I can operate with almost no latency…
I noticed shorter loading times on games. 3600 mhz cl18 to, 6000mhz cl30.
This is why I wait till my PC is too slow before upgrading.
Bro I’m still on ddr3
What latency? Since it’s pre-built, it can’t be good.
Just gotta put in some use. This is my use while just chilling.
Good example of just how chill things are, all my tabs in Brave are confined to just one Brave instance in Task Manager. Once you breach ~80 tabs they start splitting off.
https://preview.redd.it/pmmbof922m8c1.png?width=905&format=png&auto=webp&s=ce2f79cd7a5cb9ffa7a8ed5c93e88909af980455
If you are just playing games, there is no noticeable difference.
I’m planning to go from a 1060 to a 5060 or 6060 in 3-4 years. In about 4-5 years probably update from a Ryzen 3600 to a 5800X3D. Hope my PC will survive all this until 2030 with just some SSD replacements.
I’ve noticed a dramatic time reduction when starting games like Victoria 3. Like from 3/4 minutes to 30 secondo.
A lot of pc upgrades are only on paper and not noticeable in actual usage.
Who told you that ?