Thermalright TRUE Spirit 140 Power if you can find one... For around $50 and with performance very close to those you listed (if not better with higher RPM FAN upgrade). Hard to beat!
If you don't need full PCIE4.0 connectivity a B550 with good VRM is a decent option..But if the price is close to a X570 I would jump on the X570.
If I go with a ROG Strix B550-F (maybe the XE new one coming out) then I get a PCI4.0 lane for the GPU and the NVMe Samsung 1TB pro I got would be ok right? That is all I'd be using.
Yes, that would work well!
The F4-4000C15Q-32GTZR is 1.50V but it very likely can work CL17 1.35V or lower as well... And it's cheaper. I think would be better choiceI'm eyeing this memory kit. CAS 17 but only 1.35V while some of the better CAS latency stuff is either 1.4 or 1.5V.
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You get 20 PCIE 4.0 lanes so that should cover a GPU and NVMe drive.
I will leave it up to someone else to mess with memory. The one I posted is listed on the QVL for my motherboard and I've had good luck with G.Skill on my last 4 builds.
I went with a Scythe Fuma 2. It’s currently cooling a placeholder 3600 in my Coolermaster NR200P.
Oh wow, didn't know Thermalright was still making the TRUEs. I had the original 120 TRUE on my Core i5 3570k. Yeah, amazon has them for $52. The Dark Rock 4 was like $75. Just looked up some reviews and you're right, dang near identical in performance and acoustics. May have to go with that, just need to make sure there's enough room from my socket to my PCI-e slot as the TRUE is super wide.
My nearest microcenter is in Houston which is a 3hr drive for me so I have to play the refreshing game. I would have definitely camped outside microcenter if I lived nearby
That is still the case, but you end up with a higher effective bandwidth it dual rank versus single rank, so fully populating the DIMM slots usually has a bigger benefit than some minor headroom with memory overclocking. Especially on Ryzen where there is a hard barrier at 1900MHz.
Ah, I see. Is there much difference between dual rank/single DIMM and a single dual rank DIMM?
Not really. For the most part dual rank single DIMM RAM usually has looser timings than single rank, but you'll get similar performance from dual rank DIMMs to running 4 sticks. There are some videos about it on AHOC with test results. I'll post them if I find them.
You are pretty much stuck with 3800 and below with the Ryzen memory controller. Any higher than that and you'll see a performance penalty where the system will switch from 1:1 to 1:2.I'm looking at something like this kit to pair with a 5800x.
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Something like that 4000 CL17 above looks nice, but it's 3.5x the money and extra that CAD$500 would move me from a 6800XT to 6900XT or to a 5900X (or close to both). Can't see it being worth it. The above kit is dual rank, Hynix DJR for what it's worth.
The only testing I've seen is on a 5600X that maxed out at 3800. This makes sense, since they are using the same memory controller.
Thanks for sharing, I hadn't seen that. Looks like the earlier reports of higher IF speeds were probably unfounded rumors then.
Obviously it is a sample size of one, so we don't know for certain. But it doesn't look good for higher clocks. Still, the processor on a whole seems pretty amazing.
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