8GB vs 12GB vs 16GB vs 24GB vs 32GB RAM How Much Do You Need in 2023?

RAM : 8GB vs 12GB vs 16GB vs 24GB vs 32GB - Test in 8 Games l 1440p
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Games :
A Plague Tale: Requiem - 0:06
Returnal - 0:57
Hogwarts Legacy - 1:52 - gvo.deals/TG3HogwartsLegacy
The Last of Us Part I - 2:55
Atomic Heart - 4:03
Spider-Man Miles Morales - 5:01 - gvo.deals/TestingGamesSpiderM...
CYBERPUNK 2077 - 5:59 - gvo.deals/TestingGamesCP2077
Resident Evil 4 - 7:06
System:
Windows 11
Core i5 13600K - bit.ly/3N4D7bR
ASUS TUF Gaming Z790-Plus D4 - bit.ly/40v7fCg
DDR4 32GB 3600MHz - bit.ly/3mQavKX
2x4GB
8+4GB
2x8GB
16+8GB
2x16GB
CPU Cooler - be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 - bit.ly/35G5atV
GeForce RTX 3080 10GB - bit.ly/3hUikXp
SSD - 2xSAMSUNG 970 EVO M.2 2280 1TB - bit.ly/2NmWeQe
Power Supply CORSAIR HX Series HX1200 1200W - bit.ly/3EZWtNj

[@TestingGames]

Windows paging file 16GB! Games : A Plague Tale: Requiem - 0:6 Returnal - 0:57 Hogwarts Legacy - 1:52 - gvo.deals/TG3HogwartsLegacy The Last of Us Part I - 2:55 Atomic Heart - 4:03 Spider-Man Miles Morales - 5:01 - gvo.deals/TestingGamesSpiderManPC CYBERPUNK 2077 - 5:59 - gvo.deals/TestingGamesCP2077 Resident Evil 4 - 7:06 System: Windows 11 Core i5 13600K - bit.ly/3N4D7bR ASUS TUF Gaming Z790-Plus D4 - bit.ly/40v7fCg DDR4 32GB 3600MHz - bit.ly/3mQavKX 2x4GB 8+4GB 2x8GB 16+8GB 2x16GB CPU Cooler - be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 - bit.ly/35G5atV GeForce RTX 3080 10GB - bit.ly/3hUikXp SSD - 2xSAMSUNG 970 EVO M.2 2280 1TB - bit.ly/2NmWeQe Power Supply CORSAIR HX Series HX1200 1200W - bit.ly/3EZWtNj

[@Magusslettewestberg]

Show pagefile usage using HWINFO

[@crescentmoon256]

Hello can you do i3 32gb vs i7/i5 with 16gb it will be interesting, faster cpu vs more ram

[@shabpnd481]

Thanks for testing 24 gb ram

[@victorillo377]

You have to be very careful when choosing to go with 24 gb of ram. My friend did so, and since he isn't into PCs too much, he just bought a single 8gb stick from a friend and dropped it into the pc. ( Now he had 24gb in total ) . MONTHS LATER i randomly visited him in his house, just to talk and play some videogames. We started talking about pc stuff and i mentioned that its really good he has 24gb instead of 16 , since he uses a lot of background aps whenever he plays with us, like discord, a few chrome tabs, some music, steam, and hr usually hosted the servers. So we randomly started browsing around in system manager, when i noticed that, even tho the system detected he had 24gb ram, not only did it say he had ONLY 8gb usable, even the usage was showing it ( 70%+ usage not even playing any game ) , but also it said that there's 16gb of ram for SYSTEM RESERVE. Aka ram you can't use, just ram the pc uses to run windows or something like that. And he was running ddr4 ram at 2144mhz .. I added 2+2 together, and with a hella confused look on my face, i asked him if all the ram sticks are equal. He said they are.. But HE ISN'T SURE. We open the pc up, guess what? Its a different stick. He had two 8gb 3000mhz ddr4 sticks ( 16gb total ), and one 8gb stick, the one he bought from our friend, 2144mhz ddr4. We take out thr single 8gb stick, and boot the pc back on. It boots faster, and immediately feels smoother even without anything open. WIERD ISN'T IT. We open system manager , only for us to see that he now has 16gb usable, with like 50mb of ram on reserve, with like 20-30% usage. The look on our faces was f*cking priceless. He opens discord, YT , chrome and opens Metro exodus. Where before his game would stutter and lag, his frames WENT UP and his game became insanely smooth. Ive never laughed harder in my life. Oh and did i mention the ram started running at 3000mhz ? Yeah so what happened was, his pc didn't support 3 sticks of ram, AND DEFINITELY NOT 1 THAT'S DIFFERENT FROM THE REST, and what it would do is, use the single slower stick as the usable ram, and use the faster 16gb as system reserve ram. And since a pc will always run at the speed of the slowest stick of ram, his entire PC's ram was running at 2144mhz , instead of 3000mhz . By TAKING OUT a ram stick, i doubled his available ram, increased his fps, SKYROCKETED his 1% lows, and increased the speed of the ram, making thr whole pc itself feel smoother. When i say be careful when going 24gb , i mean it.

[@Ryrynz2000]

Not dial channel either so it's not a smart option. Ram is cheap af.. Upgrade now before prices go up

[@Nick_R_]

On the other hand, my system with 24gig works well. But I have two 8 gig and two 4 gig, installed in pairs, all the same specs.

[@iku7630]

I mean if he does not even know what he is putting in his computer then it not the fault of 24 vs 16gb 😂 2133 is like the most basic factory setting (no XMP) and will significantly bottleneck with a ryzen cpu for sure. 3000 I would say is the minimum you should look for on ddr4, pricewise the 3600 with cl16 makes a lot of sense also. Ram will clock to the lowest profile usually, but there are a few exceptions (if it is fairly similar ram you might be able to use the profile with better timings like 3600mt with cl16 instead of cl17). I don't understand why he only would have 8gb usable though. Maybe it was a windows setting? Or was he using completely different modules with different manufacturers? Personally I had 24gb for a pc at one point where it was 1x8 and 1x16, which is not ideal for latency, but better than 8gb for performance overall. Afterwards, I had an even stranger setup with 64 gb (2x8, 1x16, 1x32). Which can work well if size matters more than speed, but again low latency/overclocking you can kinda forget about. All of these sticks were 3000mt, cl16 and corsair. So compatibility was fine. I think nowadays the gap from 16gb to 24/32 is usually very small and difficult to notice. Let alone 32 vs 64 apart from edge cases.

[@randomnameherelol]

I'm not a computer guy but it seems like its because the ram sticks are different, 2144mhz seems way worse than 3000mhz and incompatible. I'm also thinking about going for 24 gigs of ram but have an 8gb stick with 2666 mhz and a 16gb stick with 2666 mhz (the same), im also trying to get the most compatible ram sticks. hopefully this issue wont happen with me.

[@A_Chocolate_Cookie]

Same, I have 24gb and as long as it's configured like this, it will be dual channel: All sticks same timing, speed etc Slot A1 = 4gb Slot A2 = 8gb B1 = 4gb B2 = 8gb It works because channel A and channel B are both 12gb total. A and B are identical so it runs dual channel.

[@MaTtRoSiTy]

16GB is fine for most people, I upgraded to 32GB but performance mostly just changed in lows and actual RAM usage went up (not paging as much I guess). But overall it isn't noticeable unless you are checking for it but if you are buying a PC today I would say go for 32GB

[@masterpainter78]

Pagefile is horrible on storage devices, and bear in mind that most of the data moving through both pagefile and RAM is done with compression. Why Compression? Because the typical end-user does not purchase enough RAM in the first place, they buy less RAM than they should. FPS lows are in fact higher with higher module sizes and better speeds, one good reason right there to get the best your machine can handle. In most cases on current DDR5 that means using 2x32gig kit with 6400 speed. Blam pagefile use goes down, use of compression goes down, and you still have low RAM usage sure but its not using as many gimmicks to handle the information.

[@c523jw7]

That's what jumped out to me. A game like Ghost recon breakpoint. I'm hovering around 54 -56 frames at points but getting into 60s. Seeing the lows jump up is promising enough for me to upgrade from 16 3200 to 32. 3600 ram. I recently learnt my ram was set to 2667 and when I updated it to 3200 I got massive performance jump...like almost 40% not even kidding in Spiderman lol

[@redgangmansavenger5911]

didn’t notice the diference yet recomends it, are you stupid?

[@ssc1232009]

@@c523jw7 idk a lot about pc specs but isn't 60 frames. kinda low with a setup like that? I'd expect with a goof cpu and 32gb of ram to hit 100+. I was thinking of getting a Thinkpad with 32gb ram and if I want to play games I'll get an eGPU.

[@c523jw7]

So on my old 3080 I was getting those frames without upscaler which is temporal injection on this game. Upgraded to a 4080 was getting 80fps without upscaler and 100+ with it. Now I tried 3600 speed ram and it ran like shit with my motherboard like frame dips and stutter so I went back to 3200 and it works a treat. Forget the speed it's about comparability.

[@slowdown7x]

If you play city building games, you definitely need 32GB RAM.

[@fadinrenegade]

Or more. I have 64 and use over half on Cities Skylines.

[@madmaskcena]

All my friends said I’m crazy now they cry

[@trexxtechs2857]

And a blazing fast ssd with a very good cpu and a basic gpu

[@simon6658]

I build cities in Minecraft and i have to allocate 24GB to the game. Meanwhile I also have a 24GB VRAM GPU. Now my city has 68 buildings and it utilizes 12GB VRAM and more than 10GB RAM.

[@LevenZ69]

​@@simon6658 try running 4gb of allocated if possible because thr Java memory thing is very poor at working in more than 4gb of ram... but you may require more, you will get stutters if you allocate more than 4gb tho

[@gimmy2294]

16GB is the standard, 32GB is a little entusiast cheap futurproof option(look 1%).

[@thatguy3000]

Yeah, 1% lows are unplayable now. 32 GB is now standard. 64 GB is futureproof option.

[@alvabravo5655]

@@thatguy3000 agree

[@KissofDeath63]

or if you need a lot of programs opened in background while gaming

[@masterpainter78]

@@KissofDeath63 32 gigs of RAM here, I can have like 6 chrome tabs open before I complete ruin my 4K gaming performance.

[@Birdman._.]

​@@WilliamEmilianoi guess he meant running tabs

[@dravenripley9468]

16gb minimum and 32gb recommended. Clock speed also greatly matters.

[@adomingues00]

16RAM and 12Gg VRAM is more than enough for current gen games, at 1080p or 1440p. It's not because there are 2-3 poorly made games that have memory leaks and realy bad optimization that you now suddently NEED to upgrade. Next generation gamming you will have to use upscalling like FSR or DLSS that reduces the VRAM needs so, also no need to upgrade memory.

[@svanegasp]

TLOU definitely had an optimization update because when I played it a couple of weeks ago 16GB of RAM weren't enough back then

[@gabrielmoura2360]

This is a RTX 3080 10 GB VRAM test, 4 GB GPUs probably will keep crying to run. Outside the pagefile RAID 0 NVMe 16 GB.

[@truckien7211]

Agree, I played 1.04 patch with 16gb and it causes crash after 10-15 mins gameplay. I planed to double the ram amount but 1.05 suddenly came a day later. It’s a great update. This patch save me ~$50 for not buying another pair of ram.

[@kaczukarma131]

This test is crazy. You don't have the highest performing chip. The one you do have seems to have the e cores enabled. The video card is above the 8 GB threshold. The results are going to be all over the place.

[@gerald8573]

The drops in the low % are what's important here (low 1% and low 0.1%) not the average FPS. Because those low dips are the stutters.

[@hardwaretested2795]

I would say that you really need 16gb atleast if you want to play most games, but when you want to play the latest games, I would suggest 32gb.

[@Pawcio2115]

Imo it's pointless to not buy 32 GB right now, it's really cheap

[@alcatraz6275]

Not everywhere

[@Pawcio2115]

@@alcatraz6275 ok, in my country it's around $50 difference (for DDR4 and DDR5)

[@crescentmoon256]

​@@Pawcio2115 50 dollars is cheap ?

[@nyuszicsib]

@@crescentmoon256 Very. I bought my 32 GB RAM for 90 usd.

[@Pawcio2115]

@@crescentmoon256 sure. When you are going to spend $1000+ for a PC, $50 is nothing

[@Missch_1]

Atomic Heart has literally the best 2023 optimisation

[@rojo9909]

Dead Island 2😘

[@8Paul7]

@@rojo9909 both

[@christianwurm4022]

No…

[@____________________________W-]

its funded by putin im not buying it

[@AntiGrieferGames]

Not when denuvo is here and not being selling to russia...

[@Xbox360bbb]

You should list the timings and frequencies you used with each setup so we know why the frame times are higher at times(in some cases).

[@adamadamx5464]

In most new games we have much better 0,1% low as I see, so 32GB is worth it, also even DDR5 is not so much expensive now, if you have 16GB you can stay, but in new PC it will be good to buy 32GB.

[@kevinroy1736]

those 1% lows is why amd put out the x3d cpu's system ram just can't meet demand.

[@xTurtleOW]

@@kevinroy1736 x3d cpus have way worse 1% lows than intel ones. Its called AMDip for a reason

[@kevinroy1736]

@@xTurtleOW Gamers nexus, benchmarks directly comparing the 2 disagrees with you.

[@lancebermejo3319]

Man, I remember when 8GB was still enough back in 2018/2019. Now 16GB is the absolute bare minimum, how time flies.

[@igor06991]

Yeey! THX! (I don't speak English, Google translate). Very good test! Perhaps 8+16 is also a good option (16+16, of course, is probably the best so far), although sometimes it lags behind 8+8 by 4-5fps, but sometimes 24GB, on the contrary, gives an advantage. I have 2 slots for RAM. And there is already 8GB. Therefore, the question arose what the performance would be if you add 16GB of RAM, how much lower it might be compared to the 16+16 option precisely because of the inability to work in full dual-channel mode, and not because of a lack of RAM. But in the end, it was interesting to see a situation where 8+8 still begins to not be enough and 8+16 suddenly gains an advantage even when only 17GB of RAM is occupied. But, if 8+16 showed itself very poorly, then it would make sense to take even 8+8 and reduce the quality of lighting, effects or textures and keep it to 14GB. But I still liked the option with 8+16 more, because... assumes a further upgrade if something happens. Interestingly, 16+32 cannot be forced to show a result similar to 16+16?

[@CaptToilet]

For properly optimized non shareholder rushed type games. 16GB is enough. For others - 32GB Same goes for VRAM. Optmized titles at max settings 4k need 8 to 10GB at best.

[@darky799]

4k need more than 10gb vram tho in most new games

[@Frank77GLD]

Does it depend on the game engine used as well? I seen using less memory can work as a underclock and using less Watt.

[@adamadamx5464]

Thanks for test on 3080 with 10GB VRAM, in cards with a lot of VRAM like 4090, RAM usage is smaller.

[@PeterSereda]

In new titles like Hogwarts or last of us 4090 VRAM won't help you. The games require 32 gb ram

[@berkertaskiran]

@@PeterSereda Yeah but even with 32 he has stutters in this video. So it's the VRAM causing it here.

[@PeterSereda]

@@berkertaskiran Stuttering, especially in Hogwarts legacy coz of bad optimization, unfortunately This partially can be solved by 13900K

[@berkertaskiran]

@@PeterSereda I have zero stutters with 12400F and 32 GB RAM. I think it's more a VRAM issue than CPU issue.

[@PeterSereda]

@@berkertaskiran on my 12900 ks + 4090 and 32 ram I have stutters when the main character is running through the Hogwarts. Especially when I open doors. Using nvme Samsung 980 pro PCI express 4.0

[@Mr.Pro55k]

Just got and installed my 2nd 16 gb stick in dual channel and some games are running very well!!

[@John_Croft]

i went for 32gb ddr5 6000mhz with my new pc, rtx 4070 ti and 13600k cpu, mostly to cover any sloppy ported games that want more ram and tbh i got it cheap/ on sale

[@albertomartincarcamo2380]

Did you UV the cpu?

[@GbpsGbps-vn3jy]

Around 10-12 years ago demand was max 16GB for work horse PC, so for a long run with more demanding software multiply it by two for the practical max size. Moore's law states that the number of transistors in IC doubles every 2 years so THEORETICALLY if one cpu core can fill up whole RAM memory with data for 1 minute, then 2 cores or core with 2 times more transistors can do it in half the time. So today's answer is 32GB and seems legit for most of the users, otoh devs should prepare themselves for more demanding memory leak fixes :D

[@raresmacovei8382]

12 years ago? For gaming, having 4 GB was plenty fine in 2011.

[@GbpsGbps-vn3jy]

@@raresmacovei8382 Luckily I have a machines from this year (2011-2012 Xeon E5-2660, 2689), they can't run well under 8GB on Win 7 x64 with game and 10-15 opened tabs + viber + discord + other gaming related apps. In fact it was the time almost all users had problems with memory/handle leaks of svhost.exe (netsvcs) and badly written software (some firewalls for example)

[@DileeshaRajapaksha7887]

What's your opinion on VRAM for 1440p ray tracing based on Moore's law?

[@GbpsGbps-vn3jy]

@@DileeshaRajapaksha7887 You can simply calculate 2560x1440x32bitx60fps to find the minimum VRAM or RAM needed to save the rendered frames ... I'll say the compromise of 12GB buffer (median between 8 and 16GB) is not enough. You'll need at least 8 to 12GB dedicated for rendering before saving them to storage + at least 4 to 8GB free for other things. Exhausting VRAM and RAM at the same time is bad (no-one wants to use swap on SSDs because this wears them, on HDDs it is slowing the user experience, at least user interface performance)

[@sagnikmaulik]

I wonder if the results will be same for 4k or if 32gb is actually required there to get optimal performance.

[@ehshardwell7375]

Graphics quality and resolution depends on the GPU. RAM has nothing to do with this

[@jun1349]

@@ehshardwell7375 i watched some videos that in re 4 on 1440p need more than 16 gig, 18gig for 1440p setting

[@TheEmolano]

Yes, 4K uses more VRAM. Considering his GPU has 10gb, it would change the result of the tests and probally make 32gb looks better.

[@H3li0_]

I know it's a lot of work but I'd like to see a video like this with an 8GB GPU, maybe a 3070 or a 3070 ti

[@stayaway189]

agreed, mine is palit standard 3070ti 8gb vram with and intel i5 12400f.

[@sdrubaa]

That's a big no for the heavier games at max settings, lower some settings and you will be ok for now.

[@user-yg7dm2cr8q]

3:03 lol

[@scooter2478guy]

How about testing the requirements for RAM size and speed for Smart Access Memory (SAM A.K.A. Resizable BAR)?

[@mutezone]

Back in 2020 I upgraded my PC from 16GB to 32GB RAM & I thought it was overkill. Guess it is not anymore now.

[@Faze_Hikakin]

32GBでも今はとても安いので今買うなら32GB以上がおすすめです。SSDキャッシュを少なくでき安定性が増します。

[@randomnameherelol]

I have an Acer Nitro 5 with Intel Core i5-9300h and gtx 1650 with 8 gigs of ram, will upgrading my ram to 24 gigs with a 16gb stick increase performance?

[@trexxtechs2857]

I am a casual laptop user who usually play games like csgo, and other old games like watch dogs 2, gta v, mafia(all games), transport fever, cities skylines. I don't play modern games or heavy games so my cheap laptop with 16gn ram is enough. A 6 core ryzen processor and 1650 I know it sucks, i can easily build a pretty mid-high tier gaming pc with something like 6600, 3060, 6700 xt or 3060 ti but i Don't need now. I had one with 3060 ti and gave it to my brother because i wasn't using it

[@sudd3660]

32gb is the new minimum i see, the 24gb is not something i would recommend. 16gb is going to hold fps back in some games. for anything but gaming 64gb is more reasonable recommendation.

[@jsjs7900]

Focus Low 1%, 0.1% 24GB, 32GB better

[@aminbeigi3441]

Does 8 gb and 16 gb toghter is run on daul chaneel mode?

[@InternetListener]

How nice would it be to see this same comparison with the new NVIDIA x60/x600 model the RTX 600$ (aka RTX 4070). but because results would be so similar maybe also the time to show how got it is paired with intel/AMD x6xx series CPUs fomr new to old. not sure if 1 video with same generation cpu+gpu paired, or pairing the 13600/7600 with the x60/x600 cards. le'ts use 16 GB, and cant' imagine a comparison with more 0, 6 and X in the name of the pc parts... le'ts hope by the time you have these bench you could add to the comaprison the RX 7600

[@nowaywithyoueveragai]

I think, for those jumping from 16gb at 2400hz to 32gb 3200hz or even 3600hz with low cl, will improve some games specially the 1% and 0,1% stuttering. Am I right?

[@pipeknight07]

Wonna see such comparison for VRAM volume haha

[@BominYarou]

Thanks for making this video, very useful to know that 24gb is almost as good as 32gb, and if you got a laptop that brings 12gb by default, getting another 12gb will be more than enough too.

[@PaZoT]

Hey, if you can please test on DDR5 6000 ...

[@tyre1337]

realistically the next logical jump is 24gb, but since it's not common, has a chance to break dual channel / xmp, people should just get 32gb for new builds

[@ViniKake]

A Z790 supports DDR4?

[@kigoshen]

@Testing Games how did u manage to make TLOU to run on 12 GB of ram?

[@kurushimee]

You cant do anything with less than 8GB, you really need 16GB, and 32GB lets you play things like Star Citizen

[@md.atikurrahman7445]

Then why do my games keep crashing on 24gb ram.

[@lukas0999]

Not great comparison with a RTX 3080 10 GB and VRAM overflow in System RAM

[@Harbinger1985]

Interesting, mostly even 8 GB is enough, but if you check the 1% and 0.1% lows you will notice 16 GB is the bare minimum. I got 2666 MHz 2x8 RAM for my 10100F, RAM price waaay too cheap here. I considered to buy another 16 GB too make my PC more futureproof, since I bet I will use this RIG in the next 3-5 years.

[@sladkyhermelin3756]

with current cost of DDR4 modules theres absolutely no sense going with 8GB or maybe even 16GB, i bought 2x16GB kit of 3200 ram for like 40$

[@maanmahmoud4537]

In Pakistan 2x8 =16 gb ddr4 3200mhz price is Rs 12500 which is equal to 42$ !

[@sladkyhermelin3756]

@@maanmahmoud4537 TBF i bought it on sale (which is quite often). full price was more like 55-60$

[@hemantverma5368]

You totally can see the difference in 1% and 0.1%, thank you for this vidoe

[@GuidoDePalma]

excellent video

[@edtubemotion1]

would this test be better enjoyed if a gpu with 8gb vram was used? it is seen that a gpu with a lot of vram does not interfere much in the results when you have between 16 and 32 gb of ram.

[@cmoneytheman]

just bought 16gb today comes in 4 days so it will add to the 8 i had for 2 years i get stutters in mutiple games running 4k native high

[@patrikbauchel757]

for gaming mb is not nesesary too mutch memory, but if u want work on pc normaly, games+programs + 10000 windows browser will prefer more memory i buy in 2019 64 GB for 600 EUR and still is fine and I don't regret a single coin

[@rakesh1519]

current sweet spot is 16*2...more future proof than 8*2

[@alvarot6058]

I own a Radeon VII with 16bg and honestly having 2 monitors 4K I see it even not enough. Only with the monitors without wallpaper uses almost 15% .if I have the wallpaper engine with a 4k background,the gpu shoots me to 50/60%,so less than 16gb I would not buy ,even if it is a more current and better graphics card to play at more fps. It all depends on the needs of the user. Looking forward to see if the 7900xtx drop off even more in price after the 31.01

[@thebigjr9995]

Interesting vid. Thanks. The most ram Intense game at the moment is definitely Star citizen. I clocked 26gb yesterday. Bit then it hasn't been optimised yet.

[@user-wr4qh3mt7f]

is it ok if I use 3x 8gb ram so 24g?

[@corgiricci2517]

Hello, please do a test, how many processor cores do you need in 2023? Will i3 10100 be enough for Full HD games?

[@Eleganttf2]

still using a 4 cores cpu in 2023 is basically asking for trouble especially for gaming and cpu heavy games

[@Eleganttf2]

@@ghostbuster2339 I am truly sorry for you brother

[@kevinyoliveira68]

Go with i5-12400F

[@Crimsongz]

4 cores is dead in 2023

[@kevinyoliveira68]

@@Crimsongz True

[@pixelpiet4211]

More RAM is good for Low 0.1% & 1% FPS.

[@donpercent]

Did you know that an average PC in 1999 had 32 MB of RAM? That means 1000 times less than 32 GB.

[@JayzBeerz]

RAM is so cheap I upgraded all of my 30 PC's to 64GB.

[@Stanislav7180]

This is interesting video❤

[@zigsilva5068]

Poderia ter combinado com uma placa de vídeo de 8 gb pra ver como se sairia

[@truesyner2009]

for people, who think 24GB is irrelevant since its not recommended to mix and match rams and NEVER use 3 sticks of 8GB, 24GB RAM is used in SODIMM RAM (Laptops). There are 12GB DDR5 sticks now. My Lenovo LOQ uses 2 sticks of 12GB DDR5 4800MHz RAMs

[@rtxtreme121]

8GB users as long as they have "Above 4G Decode enabled" in BIOS should be fine

[@Harry2339_]

16 is such a sweet spot for most games

[@Magusslettewestberg]

Its not a sweet spot its the bare minimum LOL all these games are last gen games ported to next gen. Wait until they cut support for Pisspoor and Xb0ner it will be worse. 16GB is fine if all you play is Crap like Warzone GTA V for the next 10 years 32GB costs 70$ FFS Its not 2016 anymore 16GB is fine but it isn't a sweet spot and not recomended for a new build in 2023 unless its a Retro GTA V machine.

[@danditheyesman848]

@@Magusslettewestberg you don't have any clue of what are you talking about. If a game requires more than 16gb ram, it means that it will struggle runs even on higher specs. 16gb of ram will be enough for 10 years even for newer games

[@lancebermejo3319]

@@Magusslettewestberg I get your point but not everyone can fit 32GB into their budget. 16GB is the minimum, and not everyone will play the latest games. Heck, I know some people who still have 4GB because all they play are older games.

[@Harry2339_]

@@Magusslettewestberg bros mad

[@TheEmolano]

16gb still the sweet spot, but it really looks like it won't be for long

[@Extreme96PL]

If you build PC now go for 32gb will be enough probably for entire PS5 and XSX/XSS generation.

[@masterpainter78]

Depends on the resolution usage case, I have DDR5 32 6400...Open up 6 chrome tabs, get stuttery mess. Better off just going to 64 gigs if you like high resolution gaming and having tons of stuff open.

[@shfd3832]

Why plague tale requiem have same fps? But uses 2gb ram more in 24gb 32gb model?

[@vatsinkumar331]

Have u guys tried Geforce now?

[@rolandogarcia6383]

En juegos como Warzone 8 GB da demasiados tirones y con 16gb algunos tirones ocasionalmente recomendable 32gb o 24gb con dos módulos ddr5 16+16 o también 12+12.

[@juanchiasd6796]

being GPU limited is not good to test RAM. lets say you lower the graphics to low, your GPU would be at 20% per example and you would notice how the CPU would be more loaded, and then the amount of RAM you put on would make a big difference

[@nvr5796]

why tlou1 does not start 8gb wtf ?...

[@miguelolavarria6844]

16 es más que suficiente, con 8 se juega, pero algunos juegos mal optimizado se pueden trabar.

[@ericahernandez9316]

I have 2 gb ram 2 core 2 thread cpu no gpu a 2TB old hard disk .. iam proud 👏 ❤ 🙌 💙

[@Fouad.Chaouki]

Please do a a video with a high end card paired with a budget 13gen intel cpu while using ddr4 ram

[@wufuwen2010]

目前16GB（8*2）是标配啊。

[@dawsonkeigley2097]

If you go with 32 rn when it goes up to a lot of games needing 32 u will be good because eventually with how games are progressing it will I the ps5 already has 16 gigs of ram now

[@sinfatus]

24Gb still works as Dual Channel?

[@Eleganttf2]

No, Flex mode

[@helmutschafler9821]

there is no so much difference because everybody have ssd today, and when you dont have enough ram windows uses your drive as ram

[@MrJackySmith]

Not representative at all. You need at least RTX 4080 and 1080p. The resources of the old video card are not enough, this is a video card test, so the results are the same.

[@jackarrows1436]

😊 THXs

[@ali_khan0217]

Perfect

[@masterpainter78]

Considering that most games are from before 2014, you really should tell people that having 4 gigs of RAM is enough.

[@moonfalls11]

hogwarts still no update for OPTIMIZATION?? so poor optimizations

[@ghost4565]

for 1080p should i go with 32 gb ram because i going to upgrade my gpu maybe end of the year currently have 5700 and i am afraid that the specific ram that i need dont go out of stock if i delay plus i will stay on 1080 for a couple of years, havent played any of the new titles

[@vaishakpednekar9205]

How much games can i play in 16 gb pc

[@moves2008]

I have 48 GB of RAM. No worries for me.

[@TeriCap]

I think like if ur budget is 1200 $ 16GB should be enough but if your pc is high end then you have to get 32 GB of ram

[@xander.9393]

Wow, if you're really tight on budget, 8gb ram seems to work just fine.

[@vitojohn8168]

Except it went consume os.c disc and reducing that memory..just upgrade it to 16+8 and it all good

[@JeffersonSovereign]

Definitely 16gb today is ok, i have 8gb and im on edge with ram while gaming

[@fromuralmountains]

from 16Gb to infinity is quite enough

[@rawviz]

32GB is the new Standard this year

[@abhinashak111]

Must test with igpu not on dedicated bro

[@frackiprez]

Three points : - first of all, thanks for the benchmarks - several games are bottlenecked by the gpu with the graphic options you choose, so there is not much differences between 8 and 32 GB - the channels are important and with 2X8 or 16+8 it would have some differences using single vs dual channel, furthermore in gaming

[@renerant]

In case of different memory stick capacities, all modern processors run in "mixed" mode - for instance, with 16+8GB, the first 8+8GB runs in dual-channel, and the latter 8+0GB runs in single channel.

[@aggregatecrab2989]

For your second point: Pay attention to the frame time graphs. As well as 1% and .1% lows, in almost every game they were significantly lower on less than 16gb. Which tells you in those scenarios the games would be a stutter fest. Hogwarts is unplayable with less than 32gb.

[@Wutwut1n1]

Damn Spider-Man at 8GB tho

[@fw_3z]

nowadays 16 gb isnt enough its starting to shgift to 32gb i am gonna be upgrading my pc to 32 gb of ram soon

[@quanghoangminh7626]

I used to have 16gb of ram (ddr4 3200mhz), but have a huge fps drop in game like Hogwart or The last of us due to lack of ram. So I upgrade to 32GB ddr5 6000mhz and now it's much smoother. Ram is so cheap currently, I got a G Skill Trident 2x16gb 6000mhz kit for only 110$

[@masterpainter78]

People on the DDR4 stuff can get 4x16 3200 kit for 140 dollars, its a stealing! Consider that can be on a z690 paired with 13900K, its going to handle multi-tasking and always have enough RAM for a long while. OR if on DDR5 2x32 6400 kit is 217 dollars....Or go with 2x48 6400 kit at 420 dollars, never worry about your RAM amounts. Do gaming, multi-tasking, everything and development...Never have a slow down or stutter due to RAM again.

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

Only cuz those are unoptimized shit, star wars as well

[@KentRoads]

12 & 32GB ones 0.1% lows a bit off

[@Detective_Frank_Drebin]

Why 3080?

[@papalazarou7880]

I’ve put 32GB DDR4 3200Mhz in both my son’s and daughter’s PC’s. Definitely worth doing.