4x4Gb vs 2x8Gb vs 1x16Gb RAM Test in 6 Games

[@TheUtada1983]

But ram are rgb or not? Need a test rgb vs no rgb.

[@MMOplayeerr]

I dont know, If You are serious or not, but, If You are, please check what rgb means.

[@SaoPauloNX]

good one xd

[@TheUtada1983]

^^ hahaha

[@guily6669]

RGB gives a lot more performance I learned that on cars, RGB LEDs under the cars also gives a lot more HP on the wheels :)

[@MMOplayeerr]

Oh, It makes sense now.

[@ASH-so7wp]

my Eyes be like ⬆️➡️⬇️⬅️⬆️➡️⬇️⬅️⬆️➡️⬇️⬅️⬆️➡️⬇️⬅️

[@trash1933]

yeas

[@Xvinction]

What?

[@ASH-so7wp]

@@Xvinction it means i cannot focus on which portion to look.. its confusing as fuck

[@ktmediavideo]

R/woooosh

[@alaedahry]

Ur eyes r already like that

[@f4rensabri]

the title is a bit misleading 4x4 is not always quad channel, it's only dual channel on most mainstream platform it's still dual channel on AM4

[@linhuichi937]

Faren Sabri right, quad channel is supported for Ryzen Threadripper. Not Ryzen 7, 5, or 3.

[@gr33nbits93]

TR4 uses quad not sure if that was on a platform like that.

[@Lapocabo]

Quad channel is only aviable on X serie's board (amd or intel) or server board,

[@bignick277]

@Faren Sabri I was just about to say the same thing. You beat me to it.

[@bignick277]

@Lapocabo4444 That's not right either. Such as Quad channel is not supported on AMD X370 boards. You would be more accurate if you said Quad channel configurations are only supported on motherboards that have 8 memory DIMM slots.

[@Ashtomate]

Ryzen 1400 dont have quad channel.......

[@dodokilleurs8271]

look fps

[@RmRoyalflush]

dodo killeurs the FPS are prove to it

[@philipcooper8297]

So?

[@soju69jinro]

fps means nothing, the point is that the ryzen 5 1400, doesn't have quad channel, thus it can't utilize a quad channel bandwidth. It has nothing to do with FPS. the AMD specs state that the ryzen 5 1400 has Dual Channel memory.

[@MohdDanish-bn2wf]

does it support quad channel ? No . will it run ? Yes

[@4reazon331]

First Thing: GPU bottleneck in RAM-testings....kiddin me? Second Thing: Ryzen 1400 Quadchannel....kiddin me?

[@draimen3371]

4Reazon 1. I never heard if you found bottleneck as I’m pretty sure it isn’t a thing 2. Yep

[@ΒασίλειοςΜπεσλεμές]

@@draimen3371 am4 doesnt support quad channel ffs go check. 4 sticks doesnt mean quad channel. TR and xeon class of platforms support quadchannel

[@SmoothLuigi]

You mean cpu bottleneck, dont you?

[@thinklap6367]

Lol,I notice that.

[@amanahmad3146]

Yes, Kidding you😂

[@SicraN]

Ryzen 1400 does not use memory in quad-channel. There are just 4 sticks working in dual-channel, 2 by 2. Otherwise, thanks for this benchmark. I was waiting for it.

[@Haddcore]

this. quad channel is usually reserved for high-end workstation gear. but good job othwise!

[@kosiarz666]

Yes ryżen am4 no quad Channel. x99,299, i hedt AMD thedripper.

[@topinator3403]

Andrei Narcis Your motherboard should should support quad channel .

[@Tyler-be7bu]

Ghanta Wala boy Just because it has 4 slots doesn't mean anything. The cpu is the limiting factor, you won't gain anything from it.

[@GSXRNissan]

Andrei Narcis Threadripper 1900X perfect setup quad channel.

[@eliashowe7115]

Benchmarking a RAM with a GPU bottleneck gives completely useless results as the CPU isn't being used to it's full potential.

[@mllecamill3]

He is in CPU-Limit..

[@JustBenching]

Look at this one, the ram difference is much bigger when you get cpu bound kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2HYhoNsjZKrgtU

[@marcomassella2186]

Thank you I was going to write the same thing

[@RmRoyalflush]

Jack Churchill no, he is not. Look GPU at 99%

[@elytora7747]

YOTEP ryzen doesnt have integrated graphics+it would be even worse you clearly dont know anything about pc hardware

[@WafretTheWaffle]

4х4 doesnt mean its quad channel Quad channel is mostly on HEDT sockets like 2011, 2011v3, 2066, TR4 Also 1366 has triple channel All mainstream platforms has dual channel - LGA 115X, AM4

[@gamemachinedesignlab]

In games, it won't matter at the FPS level. But for CAD and Adobe (PS, ID, AI) programs, Dual, Quad or Octal memory management matters a lot. best example: 32 liter tub. It doesn't matter whether I fill or empty the water with 1 bucket or 4 buckets. There are also 4, 8, and 16 memory slots in a motherboard optimized for design.

[@cmoneytheman]

I noticed having 2 sticks isn't as much required as it used to if a game isn't optimized that well. I guess that's because of the upgrades in CPU over the years. Nowadays, people can run a fast RAM high memory RAM 1 stick and have the same experience as running 2 separate

[@thevibe2004]

Choose 2×8 if you have slot for 4 as it will give u a lot more upgrading option afterwards like, u can buy 2 more 8gb ram later

[@SilentButDudley]

YugPlayz quad channel is better in every way besides cost efficiency. Plus in the near future you will be able to use 8-16bg ram sticks in a quad channel. It’s the way to go if you are not prohibited by the cost of a threadripper.

[@davolthe1261]

@@SilentButDudley This is not quad channel lol, 4x4 is also dual channel on most standard cpu's, 2x1A channel and 2x1B channel which is dual.

[@SilentButDudley]

Davolthe what isn’t quad channel? Yeah I know most motherboards and cpus don’t have quad channel capabilities, just have no clue what you are referring to

[@Floppyflipflops473]

@@SilentButDudley your comments imply agreement that the video is running the ram in quad channel, which admittedly has benefit over dual, but only if the platform supports it...

[@bbloodjh]

I don't understand why 4x4 configuration is slightly faster than 2x8 in several games. That's quite interesting because both are dual channel for Ryzen 3.

[@akashdeepsingh1092]

since the gamer is playing three times it doesn't t mean that he exactly does the same way . he can go a bit right or left. and another thing: the three for are not in same timing that s why one ram group has more GPS and lower

[@SeanGordonAllN1]

Mostly because of the Infinity Fabric works.

[@Bortmechanik2236]

cause you have more memory banks with 4x4

[@grandtheftauto2siren]

It's like a RAID configuration for 2 hard disk, but for ram memories you can feel the same, 2x4 or 4x4 are the best.

[@keyboardwarrior0082]

It's a ryzen 5 by the way.

[@dygmore]

Ok.. but.. I dont understand one thing.. Why... really why preople put lot of dislikes on this video? Boy making best hardware tests... So why people doing that?? VERY GOOD VIDEOS YOU HAVE!! Big like and hello from Slovakia :)

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

thank you

[@nurag_s]

I don't get it why people r saying that dual channel is better than single ch. But in video there's no difference whatsoever.

[@mladenristic4523]

This test cannot be 100% accurate because it depends on many things: The amount of buildings in the vicinity, the weather conditions in the game, the number of players (if the game is online).

[@SimmplyTyler]

They used the same clip to test the fps tho

[@Ted_Sd]

Your system doesn't support quad channel so it's just misleading, you could have tried only single vs dual channel

[@tberry7348]

A summary at the end would be nice.

[@jotabe1984]

well, in terms of performance there's an expected small penalty on the single channel, but nothing to worry about, maybe a 5% at best... On Dual channel's 2x8 vs 4x4, the more memory banks on 4x4 might give just a very very little real world advantage, but they came at the price of being less futureproof and harder to upgrade. Nowadays there are several tittles that even if they work ok with 8gb of ram, they really use between 8 and 10gb, so in order to let the game play at his best at least 12gb are needed, but we all know that the correct way to go is to use 16gb in dual channel (since there's no way to use 3x4gb in dual channel, and neighter 1x8+1x4) so by taking 4x4 when the add-ram-time comes, (and it will be needed for the current gen of CPUs at some point in time) the 4x4 will have about no resale value compared to 2x8. 32gb is plain overkill for gaming, but it is shure as hell a nice futureproof purchase, and it can be done with 4x8gb without feeling bad about it

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

no ancient gameplay did this and it increase fps

[@will3641]

Like others said, AM4 does not support quad channel. Get x399+ThreadRipper then you will get quad channel. Alternatively, Intel I9+x299 will work as well. Just not mainstream ryzen or I7, etc.

[@CryptoJordanVR]

Willaces Will Thanks for the alternative Ram suggestion that actually does quad Channel.

[@dimitristryfonos9680]

Yet again, you must be careful and consult your motherboard user's guide to ensure you get single/dual/quad channel memory with a particular configuration

[@Floppyflipflops473]

@@atypicalbronze5059 mainstream is another way of saying Consumer part. Ryzen 3/5/7 and intel i3/5/7 are mainstream consumer parts.

[@TechWeLove]

Computers can be confusing. Even though people are correctly pointing out that this is not quad channel memory, it does not take away from the benchmark, because it shows that 4 Dimms vs 2 Dimms vs 1 Dimms makes a noticeable difference. In some games it can even be as stark as 20-30 fps from 4 Dimms vs 1 Dimm. Pretty nutzy stuff. I'm putting 2 more Dimms in my motherboard, because I thought I had 4 x GB, but I actually have 2 x 8 Gb in at the moment.

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

ryzen have these free fps everywhere from bios to driver to overclocking

[@KK-ws7qt]

Actually it's not quad channel. It's 2 DIMM per channel. So even if 4 DIMM but it's just daul channel.

[@Floppyflipflops473]

@Redrum that's a great comparison for what's going on...the video maker clearly has no idea what he/she is talking about. Add to that a clear GPU bottleneck too.

[@Floppyflipflops473]

@Rexy Fulgencio expensive 5th Gen Intel mobile designed for the 5960x chips, yeah that did come out. However was intended for content creators/professional use, rather than general consumers.

[@Floppyflipflops473]

Mobo, not mobile ^^

[@killman369547]

+K1 K1. true, unless you've got threadripper, but threadripper is more content creator oriented.

[@armeniancrusader301]

Solowarrior1221 yeah threadrippers are used in Hell loud server computers for rendering and some other heavy stuff. threadripper is a server cpu like intel xeon

[@timoschmidt3288]

"DIMM Slots" are not equal to "RAM Channels" !!!

[@JakobNorthblood]

It's hard to see any difference at a glance. An average for each setting would have helped much.

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

theyre actually quite different, also speed difference matter alot too

[@darkpyron6669]

The AM4 Motherboards are one/two Dual-Channel. In consecuence, when you put 4 DIMM you run at two dual-channel.

[@xlorite]

You can't test RAM when you're limited by GPU!

[@frenchfries2424]

Not if they all have the same gpu

[@achimgebhardt5982]

@@frenchfries2424 Oh my gosh, you have to learn a lot. Thats absolutely wrong!

[@stew880]

how is the GPU being limited??

[@achimgebhardt5982]

@@stew880 just watch the vid and observe the stats

[@nuker222]

What r u talking about ?? that Rzyen 1400 mhz is enough wiht a GTX 1060 6GB OC. It is ok. Now i use a Ryzen 3600x with that GTX 1060 6GB OC and there´s a bottleneck with the VGA, but i don´t care, i can play what i want at 1080p @ 60 fps...I'm waiting for the new RTX 3000 series or AMD 6000 vgas to arrive.

[@cookery21]

Thanks man you really helped me a lot. I was confused between 8*2 and 16*1. After watching your video it seems that 8*2 is better option, I will get another 8 gb in future

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

true, i also running 4 sticks

[@thuggamer308]

Dual channel best choise

[@SeanGordonAllN1]

ThUg Gamer yeah cuz single or quad channel ram would cause issues since the board doesn't support either.

[@SeanGordonAllN1]

*choice

[@ToGrimmToWin]

no quad support on ryzen 3 5 or 7 you habe to have thread ripper for quad channel

[@allenchia2961]

Sean Gordon that's mean if the mother supp quad channels is same with the dual channel?

[@TsunaXZ]

Yuuki Asuna Depends on the CPU

[@daemon.running]

Just to clarify for people who dont consider themselves as "tech-savvy".. Quad channel doesnt mean you have 4 sticks of RAM. It means the CPU can address all 4 sticks at the SAME TIME. If you only have a dual channel motherboard/cpu then it doesnt matter how many sticks of ram you have, the CPU will only be able to address 2 of those sticks at a time. Other videos using an actual quad channel CPU for the test show 15-20fps more on average for the same game titles.

[@quadz4532]

Everyone spend $30+ more on 4x4gb than 2x8gb for a 5 FPS difference

[@arnabsaha8761]

not even 5

[@arjhayfrias6594]

this people..... why do you think the youtuber would do such a thing? because this is a freaking experiment.

[@wrinkleneckbass]

Just to save people viewing time, there's basically no difference.

[@ernestosorona3608]

yeah 5 % as much

[@sheikhtashdeedahmed]

there is actually. I'd suggest you not try to save public time again lol

[@JustBenching]

Watch this one, with a better graphics card that can push the CPU the ram makes a lot of difference kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2HYhoNsjZKrgtU

[@Andrzej_Szpadel]

boost ram clock to 3000Mhz and you will see difference.

[@zeemonkeyman1]

wrinkleneckbass There's a fair bit of difference between 2x8 and 1x16 though

[@hidde663]

title should say: dual channel VS single channel VS single channel you can just tell the 2x8 sticks are place side by side(single) and not every other one(dual)

[@aadisahni]

Where?

[@hidde663]

​@@aadisahni I placed this comment a year ago... had to rewatch the video. check 1:24 for example quad channel is not a thing on a ryzen 1400. so quad channel is dual channel with 4 ranks. ranks being stick accesible sides on DDR stick. 8GB is generally single rank. 16GB usuelly dual rank.(both sides covered in ddr modules) having more ranks gives a slight performance advantage, but we are talking 1~2% dual channel in the 2x8 (dual channel with 2 ranks) config looks to be underperforming in the dips in upwards of 20% compared to the "quad channel" aka imposible to not be dual channel setup, which is crazy as dual channel provides double the bandwith & reduces latency.

[@Hzq_ali]

The tests are not a gpod representation on how better dual channel is vs single channel. The tests were done using high settings which utilizes the gpu more than the cpu. Try lowering the settings down to medium or low and you'll see a big difference in the 1% lows and the avg fps compared to single channel.

[@thedoc2994]

GPU bottleneck. Benchmark is useless.

[@buragoanime1184]

How is a 1060 a bottleneck for a 1400???Thats just retarded

[@atomikbbt]

@@buragoanime1184 yes it can be! Depends on the game. In battlefield 1 for example can be vice versa.

[@Floppyflipflops473]

@@buragoanime1184 when the GPU is at 99-100% usage and the CPU is around 40%, the GPU is bottlenecking the system... although there are a lot of games which still use a couple of cores, rather than take advantage of all resources available...

[@Goriaas]

@@buragoanime1184 You see the GPU is at 100% all the time and CPU isn't. DUh the 1060 bottlenecks the 1400. Proof is in the video

[@6jackace]

Pairing a better GPU with this CPU would be stupid.

[@batvanio]

That's what I was going to write. This processor does not support more than 2 memory channels so there is no such thing as a quad channel here. You need the CPU and the motherboard to maintain it completely. For memory, I do not know whether it should also support it to work.

[@joannaatkins822]

Thanks for doing our request! When I posted on your last video I wasn't sure if you'd consider it, but I am very pleased that you listened. Thank you

[@MrHeHim]

I was thinking this was going to be on Thread Ripper, 4x4GB would be the same as 2x8GB. Unless you overclock, then there's slightly more of a chance that 1 of the 4 sticks won't be able to keep up and hold the ram speeds back. Otherwise, possibly a very small latency penalty between the two for the 4x4GB if left at stock settings.

[@gabrielmoura2360]

Old but I think it's a good tip, systems with dual channel support typically run at lower frequencies when using 4 memory slots than 2, so it's best to buy pairs of modules with higher density unless you need more memory than only 2 modules can provide

[@Drunken_Hamster]

If I'm wanting more later, I'd plan on fewer DIMMs. And since I want an ITX build, my only option is 1x16gb.

[@chocolaa-p2689]

??? ITX boards with 2 dimm slots are the standard lmao

[@Drunken_Hamster]

@@chocolaa-p2689 reading comprehension 0

[@chocolaa-p2689]

@@Drunken_Hamster why the fuck would you need 1 open slot in the first place? To upgrade to 32gb? If so, that's completely overkill and unnecessary for gaming unless you livestream, multitask or do editing

[@Drunken_Hamster]

@@chocolaa-p2689 might live stream in the future, yeah. Also by 2025 the brand standards will shift again. 32 will become the new 16, 16 will become the new 8, and 8 will become the new 4. As it stands today 8 gigs is like 4 gigs from 2015 or so. So yes, buying the 8 gigs of ram in 2010 equivalent of whatever year you're in and only having it fill up half of your RAM slots is the ideal solution for future proofing.

[@Derively]

I'm just fascinated about the triple conversation during the Andromeda gameplay.

[@bobplanderlinde329]

The real difference is noticeable when you have a strong card like rtx 2080ti

[@nguyentrananhnguyen7900]

but you don't buy rtx 2080ti with a ryzen 5 1400

[@ИванГешторовичъ]

R5 1400: I DON'T HAVE QUAD CHANNEL

[@borisbrian2565]

I've been looking for this video, and it magically appeared in my recommendations

[@CHERNOMORGAMES]

If he used 1, 2 and 4 modules as written - there is also difference between the number of modules u use, no matter single or dual channel. That means - the difference between single and dual is even smaller because of this.

[@malvage0]

Ryzen doesn't support quad channel..

[@rengar5078]

amd sucks intel's dick m8

[@fliqpythekiller9950]

Rengar lol 9 year old

[@persijhackon4137]

Fliqpy the killer nah most likely 7

[@armeniancrusader301]

BorealSine is ryzen threadripper a server cpu like Intel Xeon ???

[@armeniancrusader301]

BorealSine but aren’t threadrippers used in loud fan servers ??? And can threadrippers compete with intel Xeon ??? Who would be better intel Xeon server cpu or amd ryzen threadripper Server cpu

[@DomRivers67]

There's an advantage in the dual channel, maybe 5% but in this instance the "four channel" is just running in dual because of the Ryzen, hence the results being so similar

[@ismailfardane3207]

i can finally run 2 chrome tabs at the same time

[@nodamnametouse]

for the ones what don't know 4 x 4 is still dual channel its 2 ram per channel why you ram slot have 2 different color normally you can't test dual triple or quad channels = because no CPU out there can actually run all 3 for it to be a true 4 channels it would be total of 8 ram stick not 4 triple channel would be 6 and dual Chanel is 4 2 per Chanel why there a performance gain on the more stick you can send more data one more path than less its simple and on quad or triple channel CPU / motherboard the usage of more channels won't actually give you a gain unlike this case this test is improper and 1 2 or 4 stick of ram does not mean you have more channels 4 stick in all 4 slots = 2 channels 1 stick is 1 channel now for 2 stick of ram if you put the in different color slots it would be a 2 channel set up but if they same color slots then it is single channel this whole test is improper

[@mirstar]

The dual channel (2x8) is the best for fps..

[@ryujin2810]

what I've noticed is if your gpu is using almost 100% usage upgrading to dual ram would not bs much of a upgrade

[@DJAtom]

Witcher 3 be like: *imma take my horse to the old town road..*

[@Haywood_Jablowmi420]

Grow up

[@harunlisic]

Maybe different dual channel motherboards would perform differently, same for the other 2. Depends on South or North Bridge on the motherboard, unless you somehow had the ability to setup all this on a single motherboard

[@DividedStates]

Is it really quad channel or is it four dimm in dual channel?

[@Garymeister76]

Four DIMMs in dual channel

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

idk it increases fps, thats what matters

[@paradox5556]

You do realize 4 slots is not quad channel if your cpu only supports 2 channel memory right?

[@dotcomsunny]

As always dual channel or quad. Better than single

[@OscarStensballe]

The stick size haven't made a difference for years (unless of course you run out of RAM), it's all the speed and latency timings now.

[@fananoohz]

this is what im looking for :)

[@JustBenching]

Check this out then kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2HYhoNsjZKrgtU

[@pleheh]

Nano nano this doesnt show a lot you need to retest this but with a cpu/ram bottleneck instead of gpu bottleneck

[@WazaYTB]

4years after this video i'm planning to build a new rig with 4x4gb ddr4 3200mhz kit. Nowadays i saw many benchmark videos and i'm sure it will be even more worth it on i5 11400f cpu if you don't/can't oc. Most of the time, a game require 10gb to load so that's still interresting even 4 years later.

[@ismailh.2085]

Misinformation. No quad channel on ryzen

[@Catson91]

Ryzen (beside threadrippers) is only dual channel, so 4x4gb test cant be called 'quad channel'

[@rickermaranza2432]

watching this on triple channel

[@tannyp602]

As far as I'm aware of Ryzen doesn't support quad channel on mainstream CPUs such as this.

[@Philson]

What's the conclusion?

[@artakd]

Philson I think the more channels there are the better the performance, but im no expert

[@tberry7348]

artakd that's the gist of it...

[@Kmorgadoa]

conclusion is... gpu bottleneck

[@Floppyflipflops473]

The person who posted this video has no clue what his system does or how to make a valid comparison video.

[@Nweran]

4 sticks of ram the same size is Quad Channel I don't know what these commenters are talking about. Anyway to see substantial difference in the 3 you should run a few other applications in the background while playing the game. That would make this test more accurate.

[@Nweran]

Didn't notice the Ryzen part. I take that back

[@linx74]

Single < Dual Single Channel often fps drop

[@Marcus-qp9bq]

depends if the motherboard is daisy chain or t-typology. if its daisy chain, the 2x8 is going to be better and if its t-typology, the 4x4 is going to be better. if you don't know what i mean watch "buildzoid" aka Actually Hardcore Overclocking

[@evgeniysopin7691]

are you serios? АМ4 doesn't support quad channel!

[@seriousdopamine4404]

Im super serio

[@VRietySociety]

might be a bit late since this video is 2 years old but - 2 Things in order to compare quad-dual-single you would need a cpu and motherboard capable of all 3 setups. the cpu mentioned cannot. secondly in order to see a difference in ram performance you would need to be cpu bound. most of the test here your gpu is int the 90%+ range meaning its doing all the word while the ram and cpu was having a tea party :| without the gpu. running higher frames and lower settings is better for testing cpu/ram performance. But since its two years later you probably know all that by now

[@CaptNemo_]

Rgb makes it run faster, everyone knows that lol

[@somesoulm]

its about 8% more fps in dual channel than a single. the quad channel is doublty "quad" as it might be just a dual-dual channel. you are welcome

[@MichaelAllwin]

Thank you so much for your effort bro.....

[@pc-aviation4572]

Maybe its not effective on games so much but if you try to open chrome tabs when game opened in the background you can do your job more quicker

[@qNepo]

Uff so happy i gone 4x4 gotta fill up those slots tho ;)

[@mathewwandell6006]

not really not all the time bud...

[@st8kout961]

You should always check your motherboard manual. For ASRock Extreme 4 it says it supports Dual Channel Memory, implying that with 4 modules it will still be Dual Channel. And I remember reading somewhere that 4 modules running Dual Channel is less efficient, (of course, when it comes to RAM speed, it will be negligible.) "It is unable to activate Dual Channel Memory Technology with only one or three memory modules installed." And of course each module must be identical to the others.

[@Coolgamer400]

three modules do work too, as long as there is the same amount of Memory in each Channel. if not, the speed will change (sometimes dual, sometimes single). Also you can mix ram as you like. "dual channel" is no feature of the ram, but of the memory controller. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bF6ynnuorJemapY (german...)

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

its not you might not running dual channel when using not identical 2 stick of rams (same type, same brand) but might work too, so uncertain

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

using reliable brand can increase chance of it running, example on laptops which 1 'stick' is soldered on board

[@fusion192]

Ryzen 5 1400 doesen't work with quad channel XD

[@frankynakamoto2308]

Can you do this exact same test with an SSD and M.2 and see if there is a difference in performance, because speeds are more consistent in SSD and M.2, also try it in 4K will show a more reasonable difference.

[@philippbedasso5496]

0:28 My ps4 at Midnight

[@sudosyyu]

Lmao

[@pashaboss6]

How the hell am I supposed to look and compare 3 numbers at the same time?

[@rickard1200]

Open your eyes?

[@yok0ri]

Dual channel has the best FPS almost everywhere

[@spune6214]

what's the point of testing the number of memory channels when the video card is 100% loaded? RAM provides data for the CPU if the video card is 100% loaded - the processor is idle to some extent - we just see the performance of the video card

[@VipapkStudiosOfficial]

2x8GB!!!!

[@nicolasholoveski3624]

Doesn't anybody noticed that the 2x8 dual channel uses less memory in all the games? idk why, thats interesting, seeing that the fps mark are the same

[@billygray8863]

THIS VIDEO IS A FAIL

[@porostsleepy]

?

[@billygray8863]

@@porostsleepy It's not quad channel.

[@n4th4n1]

The difference is marginal between 2x8 and 4x4 RAM, but for simplicity and upgradabilities sake I would go for 2x8

[@Graufels3]

2x8Gb is the best

[@antoniobaak146]

Tom Neyer nope

[@LucasSeve]

Clorox Bleach sip

[@Graufels3]

What??

[@WooCash01]

yes

[@Alex-bs9nu]

Tom Neyer i'd say the best decision since you can always upgrade if you want more. Unless you have more than 4 slots or even only 2 slots.

[@foxiq1049]

Can you answer me? What will be better? Four single rank DIMMS or two double rank DIMMS on the same timings and frequency?? P.S. For Ryzen 2700X and Asus Crosshair hero 7.

[@Floppyflipflops473]

For compatibility, best option is 2 identical DIMMs, refer to your motherboards QVL for memory compatibility... I went with 2*8gb of Corsair vengeance 3200mhz ddr4 (RGB) to go with my Ryzen 5 2600x and it works very well! My motherboard is Asus Tuf b450m plus gaming. The QVL should be the same or more compatibility as you have a more expensive and more featured board.

[@foxiq1049]

​@@Floppyflipflops473 thanks, but i'm bothering about it cuz 2 DIMM and 4 DIMM have different results with similar settings. Now i think to buy 2 DIMM and use VLL it can help to take good performance.

[@Floppyflipflops473]

@@foxiq1049 you would definitely not regret getting 2*8gb DIMMs...only issue is whether you have a windowed side panel on your case as Gigabyte Auros RAM does 2*8gb with 2 dummy sticks for the full RGB...

[@foxiq1049]

@@Floppyflipflops473 oh dude, i absolutly not interesting about RGB effects. The performance is only one thing what i'm want now)

[@Floppyflipflops473]

@@foxiq1049 good man, performance is all that matters.. go 2*8gb with that setup, but check the QVL on the Asus site for that motherboard, if gskill flarex 3200 is a reasonable price in your region I'd go for that...

[@unknown-ms6zf]

AHAHAHAHAHHA Quad Channel Ryzen 1400 do not support!!! only Single and Dual Channel

[@f4z0]

Very nice video! Just what i was looking for.

[@dimarzhavin587]

lga 2011=quad channel am4=dual channel ok?

[@darkhex993]

Amd epyc =octa channel ok?

[@dimarzhavin587]

@@darkhex993 tr4 = octa channel

[@darkhex993]

@@dimarzhavin587 tr4 is only quad channel

[@Marxone]

Despite the video being wrong, it actually gave me the information i wanted in the comment section :) well done :)

[@Logan800]

lolz

[@a.masood3631]

Can anyone suggest me a good headphones under 50$.For music and gaming.

[@crazzygaming399]

A. Masood g430 but it cost about 55 euro

[@gandeldalf]

A. Masood Razer kraken chroma but it's 100$ ;p

[@a.masood3631]

Which one is better between g430 and g2000.

[@guily6669]

Search well, you might find a good deal on those 100$ for around 50$... My friend bought the Kingston HyperX Cloud II for 50 pounds and they are around 120eur where I live... Steelseries had a good deal on their rebranded Syberia V2 a few time ago and I think it was 50$. I have the Syberia V2 and they are amazing, specially in comfort, I have a way more expensive creative headset however I can't even use them since they hurt my ears in like a hour, sometimes sound quality means nothing if you can't even use the headphones for an hour... It's like if they offer you a Ferrari and you can't afford the gasoline, you would only sell it right away :)

[@silou0730]

Superlux HD668B

[@Sonu666]

Kingston Hyper X Predator 2X8 module kit is single rank..manufacture date May 2017 or after,,using updated Hynix chips & has 2 XMP profiles 1st 3200 & 2nd 1501 /2933... difference between 2933 to 3200 alone is 7-9 fps in F1 2017/16 have tested myself

[@BrianBarbaGonzalez]

2400mhz RAM 😂😂😂😂😂

[@KM-se4is]

Brian Barba Gonzalez ok this 3000mhz

[@alejandrosmusic8685]

Brian Barba Gonzalez what happens with 2400mhz RAM, its very good

[@inthemindofrob7832]

amd works much better the faster the ram,the difference between 2400mhz and 3200mhz ram is really noticeable

[@iaial0]

Maybe he didn't want to manually dial a stable OC for all the kits for all the tests. Maybe those kits would OC to different frequencies effectively defeating the purpose of this test

[@adrian-bz1xv]

For a 1060, RAM Speeds don't matter (1-3FPS). For 1070+, it does.

[@GabrielCamilo84]

The cpu used I the test doesn't support quad channel memory. Even with 4 sticks, you still got 2 dual channels.

[@SlyNine]

Just clicked here to inform you ryzen cannot do quad channel. It's just dual channel with 4 sticks

[@nayt33z]

It's dual channel x 2 memory channels (A+B)... However I don't think having 4 sticks vs 2 is really the benefit here as much as having Single Ranked vs Dual Ranked memory. Pretty sure those 4gb sticks are single ranked and the 8gb sticks are dual ranked (the 16gb stick might be dual or quad ranked). I would be interested to see those same 4gb sticks work in 8 and 16gb configurations on a game that utilizes less than 8gb (to remove memory size from equation) of ram to see if there's a difference... that, to me, would tell me whether or not having more sticks of ram is the real benefit, or whether having single ranked vs dual/quad ranked ram would be more beneficial.

[@CodedXtreme]

So basically the more you divided the heat the less the heat occur.

[@theHardwareBench]

2 sticks vs 4 in dual channel will be best as there is less latency and the memory controller in the CPU doesn't have to work quite as hard, you would get more stability with an overclock. Single channel is always going to carry a performance penalty as you are losing about half you memory bandwidth. Most CPU's including this one can't run quad channel.

[@Alexiel-f6o]

Tip always go dual channel its normally best option overall. But 4 x4gb is still okay.. Ryzen gains alot from dual channel normally and once you oc ram as well it gets better

[@mysteriousman1302]

Does it make a difference in intel processors (I'm just getting into pc gaming)

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

@@mysteriousman1302 close to none, technically its how intel design their boards, fast rams isnt really needed, but ofc smth like ddr4 to ddr5 makes impact

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

tldr youll be alright with cheap 2666mhz memory on 12100f but on ryzen 5600x 4400mhz is your best ram

[@pompmachine4999]

On AM4 there is no quad channel, that’s not supported on AM4. So its still running on dual channel mode.

[@TheBigBlueMarble]

Yoru results are mislabeled. YOu have 4x4 dual channel, 2x8 dual channel, and 1x16 single channel

[@SeanGordonAllN1]

The title should be what Dimm Population performs best. It's Dual channel no matter how many sticks you use.

[@Coolgamer400]

with 1 DIMM its only single channel.