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Hi,
I'm using an ASUS Maximus X Hero motherboard together with an Intel i7-8700K right now and I'm interested to switch the platform to AMD when Ryzen 3000 is released. I'm using 4x8GB DDR4 4000CL16 with my current Intel setup and as far as I know the intel based board has a specific type of configuration called "T-Topology" where it's possible to reach higher DRAM clock frequencies when using four modules instead of two.
My goal is to hit 3733CL14/15 with four modules when using a X570/Ryzen 3000 setup. I'm just curious if this will be possible because most X470 boards came with a Daisy Chain configuration and Zen+ struggled much more with four RAM modules than with two.
I'm using an ASUS Maximus X Hero motherboard together with an Intel i7-8700K right now and I'm interested to switch the platform to AMD when Ryzen 3000 is released. I'm using 4x8GB DDR4 4000CL16 with my current Intel setup and as far as I know the intel based board has a specific type of configuration called "T-Topology" where it's possible to reach higher DRAM clock frequencies when using four modules instead of two.
My goal is to hit 3733CL14/15 with four modules when using a X570/Ryzen 3000 setup. I'm just curious if this will be possible because most X470 boards came with a Daisy Chain configuration and Zen+ struggled much more with four RAM modules than with two.
In the same boat myself comming over from the x299 platform with 4x8GB tridentz 3600 CL16 I am going to reuse.
Luckily there is one x570 T-Topology board comming. The ASRock X570 Taichi. Going for this board due to my four sticks.
Luckily there is one x570 T-Topology board comming. The ASRock X570 Taichi. Going for this board due to my four sticks.
LIFE_ wrote:
Hi,
I'm using an ASUS Maximus X Hero motherboard together with an Intel i7-8700K right now and I'm interested to switch the platform to AMD when Ryzen 3000 is released. I'm using 4x8GB DDR4 4000CL16 with my current Intel setup and as far as I know the intel based board has a specific type of configuration called "T-Topology" where it's possible to reach higher DRAM clock frequencies when using four modules instead of two.
My goal is to hit 3733CL14/15 with four modules when using a X570/Ryzen 3000 setup. I'm just curious if this will be possible because most X470 boards came with a Daisy Chain configuration and Zen+ struggled much more with four RAM modules than with two.
Below is Ryzen 1xxx / 2xxx reviewers guide sections on RAM.
3xxx seem is gonna be:-
Does seem as if AMD have improved top to bottom RAM MHz, hopefully headroom for overclockers is also good on RAM...
3xxx seem is gonna be:-
Does seem as if AMD have improved top to bottom RAM MHz, hopefully headroom for overclockers is also good on RAM...
