AMD Ryzen 5 3600X vs Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3600 CL16 Memory

The 3600 acts at 117 FPS average lowers within reasonable run to run variants of the others. This results positions the r5 3600 as 1.7 percent. The he...

What did we learn so in some games? It actually didn't do much in other games. It did increase performance, but cinebench confirms that, overall, ther...

I'm afraid to run FurMark, because it recently fried one of my cards, so you'll have to excuse me for not using it. Regardless, I think these numbers are not too bad, considering that we only have two small rads and the tiny fans that are running at only up to around 50 percent speed at these temps and aren't that loud, leaving a bit more headroom for cooling if I ever want to blast the fans at 100%.

1 Gen 2 Front Type C/ATX/DDR4/Motherboard) and they easily XMP to 3200 on profile 1 in Dual Channel via the Bios. The clearance with the default "Wraith RGB " Cooler was not an issue, though I am now using theCORSAIR HYDRO SERIES H150i PRO RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, 360mm Radiator, Triple 120mm ML Series PWM Fans, Advanced RGB Lighting and Fan Software Control without hiccup. Corsair hit it out of the park with this product, be advised, you will need the hardware to run the advertised speeds though, so do research before diving straight into the world of DDR4 memory.

Since I am new to learning about PC's, I was wondering if this build would be good for gaming and recording/streaming. Hopefully everything is compatible with each other, if anyone could reassure that then thank you!

Turned on my system and let the system run at default setting in Bios because I added more ram, and I wanted to run basic tests to make sure the ram was working and not damaged or dead. Everything checked out okay. All ram was seen by the system and was stable at current ram speed. Although I found it strange that the base ram speed was around 1800Mhz at default and not 2133 Mhz

The 3600 X versus the 1600 X and then just for fun, we're gon na throw it all up against an i7 8700 K just to see how things stack up. Comparing these...

I took a look at the Ram through Taiphon Burner and Zen Timings to find out that Corsair had changed the die from Hynix to Micron and the orientation was changed from 2 rank to 1 rank. This change has caused the RAM not to hit 3200 because the chip type in which they switched to is of poor quality. I wouldn't suggest buying from Corsair as long as they continue to use cheaper quality chips that cannot hit the advertised speed.

That's pretty insane, in two years AMD has increased performance at the $200 price point by almost 50%. The single core performance is equally impress...

Once again I have not tried to overclock this memory, but it my system is running stable with 32 gigs of this memory installed with XMP 2.0 settings via the bios. Overall I'd recommend this ram on price alone, there are a lot more expensive ram out there, with different memory manufacturers. If you need something that works without much hassle, pick up this ram