Is DDR5-8000 Worth It? The Ryzen AM5 Test
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Why DDR5-8000 isn’t worth the cost
Upgrading to AMD’s AM5 platform? Choosing the right DDR5 memory kit matters, especially with G.Skill’s new CL26 memory and the promise of DDR5-8000 performance. A recent test dives into whether the speed boost is worth the investment, comparing it against the more budget-friendly DDR5-6000 options for Ryzen AM5 builds. Since AM5’s debut, the standard for testing has been G.Skill’s Trident Z5 Neo RGB DDR5-6000 CL30, a 32GB kit costing around $110…
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