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I figured I'd share this here, as I think quite a few people would be interested in reading this and it's the first site I've seen that has done a comparison between different memory types on Ryzen 3000.
It would seem that there's a difference between the various memory types, even if it's rather small, even when pushed to the limit.
With B-dies it would appear you need to hit really low timings to get the best latencies, whereas Hynix is a tad more forgiving and Micron seemingly also being a bit more forgiving, but neither can hit as low latencies and Samsung if you can hit the right timings.
It would seem that there's a difference between the various memory types, even if it's rather small, even when pushed to the limit.
With B-dies it would appear you need to hit really low timings to get the best latencies, whereas Hynix is a tad more forgiving and Micron seemingly also being a bit more forgiving, but neither can hit as low latencies and Samsung if you can hit the right timings.
AMD Ryzen 3000 DDR4 Scaling – Part II – Samsung B-Die vs Micron E-Die vs Hynix CJR – English version
Samsung B-Die vs Micron E-Die vs Hynix CJR One of the main changes that came with the launch of the X570 chipset, along with the launch of the third generation Ryzen processors, was the way …
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