You are so right. 32 gigs is a waste. That is why I run 64 gigs now.

@bulky1634

2 жыл бұрын

lol

@CJTamino10

2 жыл бұрын

You had me in the first half not gonna lie.

@mattsomeonewithansrt3948

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah 4 real I’m running 64 too. 👌😂

@BeaverCheeze

2 жыл бұрын

Rookie number. I’m running 1 petabyte of ram

@b3xr0bl63

2 жыл бұрын

yeah you can barely run virtual machines with that much smh

For all the ones who question what ram is, think of it like this. Let’s say you want to build a birdhouse, well in order to build one, you would need to a work bench. But let’s say you have a tiny workbench (8 gigs), then you would be limited to what you could put on the work bench, such as tools, materials and such, making the work bench more crowded and leaving you continuously having to take things off the bench in order to put the needed things on it, making the process in the build slower. But now, let’s say you have a bigger work bench (16 gigs), big enough to put every single thing needed to build the birdhouse, then you would be able to build the birdhouse much more “fluently” and much quicker, making everything in the process smoother and organized. Now, let’s say you have a really big work bench (32 gig), you would be able to have all the materials on the bench, but you would have a lot of unused and empty space, making that empty and unused space pointless.That’s basically how ram works.

@McCloud04

2 жыл бұрын

Going by that example then the 32 GB workbench is still better because now you not only have enough space for everything needed to build the birdhouse, but you also have extra space for anything else, like say you want to use a laptop to watch a KZread video with a guide on how to build the birdhouse or a Bluetooth speaker playing music. Likewise on a PC, the game itself won't use 32 GB of RAM, but it's way better to have that extra breathing room for other applications. I mean I just upgraded to 32 GB of ram yesterday since I had a bit of spare money and I thought I didn't really need that much but I actually did, now I'm easily surpassing 16 GB of ram used and I'm really glad I upgraded because I don't need to worry so much about how many programs I have running at the same time.

@mizzsanchez4994

Жыл бұрын

Bro, this is an underrated comment, Thank you!

@me8548

Жыл бұрын

This is such a perfect explanation

@brockdailey703

Жыл бұрын

That comment was super Saiyan god level.

@Thegooob95

Жыл бұрын

Now all I need is someone to explain every part of the pc like the way you did here.

I recently went from 16gb to 32gb on my 4820k/1070 combo and for 40 dollars I'm very happy with the upgrade. Everything runs smoother, stuttering went away. Rust will use 20gb+, DCS will use nearly 20, Star Citizen benefitted the most, though the RAM did not fix the broken missions.

@isaacwcash6394

Жыл бұрын

Rust always crashed now it’s smooth af and haven’t crashed since the 32 gb upgrade

@FPSDrifter

Жыл бұрын

Oh a fellow rust player. Yeah rust loves ram lol

@likizbajke01

Жыл бұрын

How is rust running on that pc? What settings do you use and what kind of fps u get? Iam planning on bilding pc for rust cuz mine sucks!

@KingRastaj

Жыл бұрын

Rust is why I'm here lol just went from 8gb to 32bg

@ftg150

Жыл бұрын

@@likizbajke01 With that 4820k and 32 gb ram/ gtx 1070 I would run maxed out at 1080p getting about 48 to 70 fps depending on the map. The extra ram really helped out the 1% lows. I recently swapped the CPU for a used I7-4960x (from Ebay for $140) which increased the average FPS to around 58 to 90. Would recommend that processor if you already have a system running that generation motherboard.

Thank you for this video, Im upgrading the ram in my pc from 8 to 32 and everything you’ve stated are the answers to my questions 💪🏿💯

@TGLittleshaq

4 ай бұрын

Same

@joedavon3290

Ай бұрын

Same bro my pc has had 8gb for far too long it’s starting to cause latency for me

For fortnite, if you want to benchmark with different specs, you can use the in game replay mode to view previous matches and you can do this to make the circumstances exactly the same between each hardware swap.

@ItsJaster

2 жыл бұрын

Wow big brain actually

@TruzzleBruh

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure replays were down for a week and a half, not sure if they’re back tho lmao

@pokewtf906

2 жыл бұрын

@StronkGamer you’re not wrong, but in a case of comparing different hardware configs that doesn’t really matter

@onebigmirror

2 жыл бұрын

i think the FPS are higher I believe in replay mode

@s7FTP

2 жыл бұрын

U can also switch settings from performance to all epic for more testing

As soon as I added a second 16gb kit to my existing 16gb, I immediately felt a HUGE difference. WZ started using 16.2 gigs.

@Spido68_the_spectator

2 жыл бұрын

That upgrade unleaches 99,99% of games. Exeption : Cities:Skylines that can need 128 GB if you're going nuts with detailing

@simonmonty7171

2 жыл бұрын

Mind sharing the rest of your components please

@myvidaloka

2 жыл бұрын

@@Spido68_the_spectator and here I was thinking on getting 64 gigs for cities skylines lmao. How much is a 128 GB one?

@Spido68_the_spectator

2 жыл бұрын

@@myvidaloka 64 will allow you to detail even more, but one guy i know is an ultra detailers with 12k assets and 130 mods and he still gets 100 GB of pagefile usage 🤣

@esaiarellano

2 жыл бұрын

@@Spido68_the_spectator so for a normal user we have no need to go that high

Makes me nostalgic for my first computer - a Timex-Sinclair ZX-81 with a whopping 16Kb (yes, kilobytes) of RAM. It was on an expansion module that plugged into the back and was held on with a velcro strip, that made it a processing monster compared to its onboard 3Kb of RAM.

@yourface3154

Жыл бұрын

I don't remember the ram we had, but it was 166mhz, and started with a 2MB GPU and upgraded to a 4MB GPU, lol.

@eliubfj

Жыл бұрын

Alright nasa boy

@sethwittrup9688

5 ай бұрын

Dudes first computer is older than I am lmao

@poopstain9333

5 ай бұрын

I remember usb sticks of 32MB. Now you get the same (or even smaller) usb sticks of a couple TB! Even the very small micro sd have 1TB. Like how does that fit on it :o

@luclimpangug2078

4 ай бұрын

Wow it means your very old bro

For gaming itself, 16gb to 32gb isn't a huge difference, but when you want to stream using stuff like OBS or Streamlabs, or screencap your games and do video editing, the extra ram definitely makes a difference.

@shiftlimited8363

Жыл бұрын

If you play warzone you need more then 16gb

@nolyfe4814

11 ай бұрын

@@shiftlimited8363I only have 1 stick of ram. ☠️ guess I’m fucked

@bananagod.

5 ай бұрын

Nuh uh. If you are getting warnings or your ram is leaking it's probably the frame that is leaking not the actual ram​@@shiftlimited8363

@SimooGames

5 ай бұрын

@@shiftlimited8363 no you don't lol i have a MSI laptop 16gb and it runs 200 fps lol

@natkobratko3198

5 ай бұрын

@@shiftlimited8363not rly 16 is enough for wz

From years (decades) of experience, the simple answer is the fastest RAM your motherboard will support and as much as you can afford. If you can afford to max out your RAM, do it. Windows loves RAM, games love RAM, almost every other application loves RAM. You can never have too much.

@IamERAMOS

Жыл бұрын

@Gamy Auras but bro he didn't mention that RAM Loves more RAM

@aeroripper

Жыл бұрын

16GB is all that's really needed currently for the vast majority of gamers. I got 32GB simply because it was only like $10 more during a sale when I was upgrading but I never really use that much.

@darkerpath

Жыл бұрын

I'm currently using R5 5600G + DDR4 16GB (2x8) 3600Mhz is that enough for gaming ? Saving couple months before moving to R7 5800X + RX6650XT.

@alyeskasunarto3816

Жыл бұрын

That's why I always download more RAM from the internet

@eightleggedanarchist

Жыл бұрын

@@darkerpath That's my current setup as well. Definitely enough if you don't mind turning off a few things, and FSR can literally save you. HOWEVER -- buy your RX6650XT before anything else, specially if your budget is tight. This processor is powerful enough so it won't be a bottleneck, but the iGPU is simply not enough for nowadays.

I did some testing recently, I found that if you don't have much physical RAM, Windows will use virtual RAM from the Page File. If your page file is allocated to an SSD, this has minimal impact; if your page file is on a hard drive, it can be painfully slow.

@Hafizul12

2 жыл бұрын

even on ssd, pagefile will cause studder. if its going to pagefile you are introducing a bottleneck.

@serimar

2 жыл бұрын

This was found to be true by several youtubers who did this same test. Not Enough ram to not force use of pagefile causes performance issues

@Webexplr

2 жыл бұрын

This will decrease the life expectancy of the SSD

@musstta01

2 жыл бұрын

Won't be minimal and all that writing and rewriting on the SSD is gonna wear it out

@shootemupgaming5418

2 жыл бұрын

@@serimar Setting a pagefile will speed up games, windows and load times. I have been doing it for years. When I had 8gb ram I would set a 8gb pagefile now I have 16gb ram and run 16gb pagefile on a M.2 SSD but I just started mining this year when not gaming so you need a pagefile for mining and if you turn the pagefile off a lot of apps will not run or open with no or a low pagefile.

I just went for 32GB, because it's a new build and I intend to use it for the next 6-8 years (AM5 platform, so might upgrade the CPU in the future), plus I found a 2x16GB kit of DDR5 which was only about 30% more than the cheapest 2X8GB kits of same speed and latency.

@CapitanGreenhat

11 ай бұрын

2x48!!!!!! It is actually only a few hundred. Which doesnt seem to bad. Hahaha. I cant wait for 1x64 and 2x64 to actually be supported by gaming motherboards

@ALPHABYTE64

10 ай бұрын

16GB minimum and 32GB for future, RAM is cheap (DDR4)

@kaedynjacox8362

10 ай бұрын

​@@ALPHABYTE64 I run 64 gigs the pc I have I think I built it for a total of 5k or around that number

@Friendly_G

5 ай бұрын

Yo hit me up in 6-8 years when youre looking to sell your rig 😂

so I know im late to this video but if you are curious from my experience...Back in my old PC in May of 2020 I had a Ryzen 7 1700/GTX 1060 6GB/8GB ram. It worked for a lot of different games until I hit CoD2019. I would get small stutters here and there when I would have Chrome/discord/spotify running while MW was running as well. Lots of packet loss as well (never really sure if that was internet based but theres more to the story). SO after buying just another 8GB ram stick for $30 I installed it and my frames were more consistent, No stuttering at all unless it came from my HDD (yes I had an SSD but only 120gb). Also the packet loss was eliminated. I eventually updated to 32 gigs because why not and the ram I had was DDR4 3000mhz so it was cheap. The FPS stayed about the same as well anywhere from 65-130 depending on the map. Just thought i'd share. I have 16GB in my current rig but most likely will be updated to full 32gb. I have a i7 8700k with a 2080. Works well, but eventually i'll upgrade. Not sure why I shared this but just thought it was cool and somewhat helpful for anyone who is budget building.

Your channel is extremely underrated. You give comprehensive information and reviews. As a beginner in the PC scene, I find every single content you put out very helpful.

@percs7282

Жыл бұрын

Idk about beginner lol when I first started watching him there was a lot of jokes I couldn't understand. Like when he joked about hdr being bad he used sarcasm but I still don't understand if he was saying hdr is good or bad

@SVW1976

3 ай бұрын

Testing one game. Very thorough 😂

32gb is a great purchase especially if you multitask and do video editing, lots of browser tabs. 8-16gb is enough for bare bones a game and maybe a couple background tasks.

I went with 32 gigs of ddr5 ram on a new build, might add two more after a while but for now this is going to go a long way

It all depends on the game. Most games aren't going to have an issue if you have 16 Gb. I play a ton of 7 Days to Die and it absolutely does utilize more RAM. Last alpha I'd hit 17 Gb RAM in use. A20 has me at 15 Gb RAM in use. And that's not taking into account any collapses or roaming hordes that show up. I have a mod in so the hordes are absolutely massive. The thing is, that if you have bottlenecks elsewhere in the system, you will never see that RAM get used. So, a pc build is still a game of balancing parts. Don't pair a flagship gpu with an extreme budget cpu and don't pair a high end cpu and gpu with 8 Gb of RAM. As long as your parts make sense together, you won't have issues.

"mom can we get honey" "no we have honey at home" honey at home: *Karma*

@hydratedwarrior7079

2 жыл бұрын

It's the Ali express honey

@cdev2000

2 жыл бұрын

B r u hhhh

@EperkeGMD

2 жыл бұрын

Lool

@0owmjapo0

2 жыл бұрын

daaaaaaamn

@Spencer6808

2 жыл бұрын

are you 5 or 6

Remember CAS times and row times change (get slower) as more ram sticks are put into the motherboard...That's why if you are going to upgrade ram make sure to use to larger sticks not 4 if possible. You can also mostly forget T1 timing with 4 sticks of ram.

@michaelschwader7944

2 жыл бұрын

I have two T-Force 32GB 3600 cl14 kits. One white and one black. It works just fine with T1 timing.

@HisTruthWillSetYouFree

Жыл бұрын

this solely depends on your CPU's memory controller capacity.... more channels filled is actually faster. with 4 RAM sticks with an approriate CPU will allow you to run in dual rank which is much more effecient than any 2 DIMM setup.

@HisTruthWillSetYouFree

Жыл бұрын

to add to this, you dont NEED 4 sticks to run ram in dual rank, however you do need a minimum overall memory size of 32GB

Thank you a lot I think I'm going to stick with 16GB of RAM because I need a new PC and this one only has 3GB of RAM so thank you for telling me how I might want to do this as a KZreadr thank you a lot!😊

Btw if your playing on games that are always set to 4K max settings your ram usage will almost double. 1080p max settings on most games will use between 8-15GB but 4K Max Settings can use up to 16-26GB Ram

The best part of watching Toasty Bros is when one person speaks the other just stares deadly into the camera and nods. Love it! Keep up the good work guys!

So basically: 8GB: Minimum 16GB: Sweet Spot 32GB: Necessary for certain situations 64GB: Overkill

@andromedavrgaming9207

Жыл бұрын

I bought star citizen and i had 16 gb ram not good neededcat least 32

@youtubecommenter8532

Жыл бұрын

64gb is defo not overkill. Especially not for citites skylines with 1mil assets

@bigchew3149

Жыл бұрын

i always say any thing worth doing is worth overdoing ! Overkill is just underestimated imho..32gb and 64gb is butter smooth

@XRaiderV1

Жыл бұрын

in halo or the division, there is no such thing as overkill, only 'open fire' and 'I need to reload'

@youtubecommenter8532

Жыл бұрын

@@RogueEnthiusiast XD

I’ve had 32gb in my system for years I used to struggle running rust at high settings with 16gb so I upgraded to 32gb checked usage and rust was using 16.4gb

great video. Could you all do a break down for the best sim racing computer on a budget? The idea of paying $3500 is tough - do i really need the best? Any suggestions would be awesome!

You guys rock. Thank you for making this video.

When I play Cold War, I'm usually using about 12.5gb of ram. But since I stream Cold War sometimes and I have one window open of Edge, I'm using about 18gb of ram. Having 32gb of ram gives your PC more breathing room for multitasking and you never have a bottleneck with ram.

@sphrcl.

2 жыл бұрын

That's literally what ram is used to do

@Skate247allday123

2 жыл бұрын

Nice! I got a gaming laptop and my brother hooked me up with a new SSD as well as 32gb ram. May I ask what graphic card are you using?

@sphrcl.

2 жыл бұрын

@@Skate247allday123 what specs laptop??

@erenjaeger8624

2 жыл бұрын

@@1hezzi I would definitely recommend gtx 1650 or 1060

@cillyprodd

2 жыл бұрын

@@1hezzi I would go 20 or better I just got thx msi katana 11 gen intel i7 11800h 3050 ti runs wz at 150-160 regular

One other benifit of using 32 gigs of ram, it would increase your Drives lifespan by it using less paging and with ssds they have a limit to how many times they can read and write therefore paging will decrease the life span of your ssd, but you can also just use a USB flash drive for paging instead.

Getting two Corsair Dominator Platinums, 32gb, white. So excited.

"Look at the gameplay to check witch is a better experiance" - all of the recording being 30 fps

@rkerto

2 жыл бұрын

LUL

@cayogimenez2986

2 жыл бұрын

Hhahahahha translate Lul

@voidbenchmarks6101

2 жыл бұрын

even if it was 60 lol

@Jockstand

2 жыл бұрын

@@cayogimenez2986 lmao

@LiftWithDA

2 жыл бұрын

Lul

For one of my old computers, upgrading to 16gb was the difference between playable and not playable. I ran out of ram in multiple games and it took me a while to figure out the what caused the crashes :D

@IN-pr3lw

2 жыл бұрын

Upgrade to 32 and you have so much more space

@jamesdonnelly7194

2 жыл бұрын

@@IN-pr3lw step one of upgrading ram: win the lottery 😂

@XYZ-ql1fi

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamesdonnelly7194 exactly bro ppl think 32 gb is free

@zurfield7226

2 жыл бұрын

@@XYZ-ql1fi I just got 32 GB RAM today… I upgraded from 8 GB to 32GB can’t wait to see the difference

@XYZ-ql1fi

2 жыл бұрын

@@zurfield7226 and how much did it cost?

It's good to see that the 16gb ram I built my rig back in 2016 are still more than adequate today.

@rafars2246

6 ай бұрын

My name is Rafael too

You need 8, 16 is the most your gonna need. 32 is for multitasking.

@rotzloffel

2 жыл бұрын

I multi-task with 8 GB, but I think it depends on what you're doing.

@ashnthree

2 жыл бұрын

@@rotzloffel matter whats open,

@rickardsvensson7097

2 жыл бұрын

16, 32, 64gb makes very little diffrence. I run my current PC with 16gb atm with 30+ chrome tabs (dont know why people think this is a big deal....) 2 games running, music and some work stuff. I dont notice a lot of diffrence between my 3 systems based on the ram. (very similair in specs just ram diffrence) I only notice a hugh diffrence when doing graphic design and movie rendering. Thats what my 64 gig system is for. But my previous system that had 32gb ram felt so much slower than my new one. Even if its compareble the same. Current system, 16gb ram, Ryzen 5 5600x, 3070ti. Old system, 1080ti, 32gb ram, i9 9900k. What made a hugh diffrence is what kind of storage i took. My old pc have a samsung 870 ssd on 2tb. But my new one got 2 Samsung 980 pro 1tb. Thats a HUGH diffrence in performance. And the diffrence in price of a 2tb samsung 870 ssd in my old pc and a 1tb 980 pro? The 2TB samsung 870 is 300 ish and the 1 980 pro is 200. So its CHEAPER with the 980 pro but its TONS better for the performance of the PC.

@rynldio755

2 жыл бұрын

I have 8gb, playing valorant and have 2 tabs in firefox KZread and Facebook.

@rickardsvensson7097

2 жыл бұрын

@@rynldio755 yeah 16gb gb is really the sweet spot to play any game. Anything above it wont do anything. Better storage is tons and tons better

Also the type of ram can affect your gaming experience. I recently upgraded from 3200mhz to 4000mhz ram and the difference for me has been just substantial.

@corneliusantonius3108

2 жыл бұрын

Or sometimes slower ram for certain X99 CPU's

@Shvraz

2 жыл бұрын

I’m guessing you’re using Ryzen? What’s the difference in performance it surely can’t be that much unless synthetic benchmarks or you’re using an APU

@thegamingbird101

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the mhz does wonders

@dickburrows7819

2 жыл бұрын

Speed not type ediot

@myke9592

2 жыл бұрын

@@Shvraz yeah I use ryzen, my rx 6800 and my ryzen 7 3700x were bottlenecked by my slow ram speeds

I was expecting you guys to touch more on speeds as well, as they can make a pretty noticable difference

Why does the title say 2023 tf.

@orca_king_roblox

Ай бұрын

clickbait poeple will change the title to match more common searches like people could type something like “best ram for 2023” and this video will show up

It’s crazy I was just about to google this question!

I remember playing Deus Ex: Mankind Divided with 8GB of RAM. Load times longer than a full minute. Upgrading the RAM (and nothing else) dropped the load times by like 80%.

@jayesh5131

2 жыл бұрын

That's the power of dual channel.

@eldibs

2 жыл бұрын

I was already on dual channel. Two sticks upgraded to four.

@wtfskilz

2 жыл бұрын

Legit tests showed big performance gains on Ryzen 5000 when using 4 dimms instead of two.

@eldibs

2 жыл бұрын

Good to know, but at the time I was on an AMD FX-8320.

As he said at the start “karma don’t miss” lol🤣

It doesn't actually only depend on the RAM if you want to have more FPS, but on the VRAM of the graphics card, the PCI-Version the motherboard has, with how many lanes the RAM and the graphics card it's connected to the Mainboard, and which DDR-Version the mainboard supports and which speed it has, whether you are using Dual-Channel or not, and so on...

I find that the only game that has caused a memory issue for me so far was Star Citizen. At 16gb of RAM, it's JUST playable, but not really capable of handling more than the game as my memory is capped the whole time while playing it.

@midnitesnac

2 жыл бұрын

There are a few games I've played that should require more than 16gb of ram for example Cities skyline. 16 gb is a min for that game lol.

@mothbro9053

2 жыл бұрын

@@midnitesnac Agreed. Games like that make sense to have at least 16gb of ram since you rendering a huuuuge map at times haha

@Spido68_the_spectator

2 жыл бұрын

@Swag Land 8 GB? OOOOOOOF

@tall_dude1233

2 жыл бұрын

Beam NG Drive takes ALOT of RAM. Some maps require 16GB RAM.

@bulldogcraft

2 жыл бұрын

Don't feel bad. I've got 64 gigs of memory and Star Citizen is still JUST playable.... Wasted my money on that one MANY years ago....

It would have been much better to see a side to side comparasion of the different gb of ram

Great informative video Thanks guys you just saved me 47 bucks!

Upgrading from my late 2013 MacBook Pro to a laptop with 1tb storage, 32 gigs of ram, and an rtx 3060. Safe to say I am BEYOND hyped

I'd like to see a comparison with faster ram and worse latency vs slower ram with better timings.

That sounded like Darth Raider when you talked into the mic ..................... You are my son Luke ! LoL LoL

It's the clock rate and how often the mobo interacts with the ram which is the most important. That's like how fast you can bail water out of the boat where as the capacity of ram is like how much water can go into the boat before it starts sinking. If the clock rate is too low then eventually you'll run out of avalibile ram.

I changed from 8 to 16 on my pc and it made a huge difference in all games from csgo to cod

also something to consider is if you are using integrated graphics like on AMD Ryzen 7 5700G if you have 16gb ram then the IGPU will have 8gb of shared memory but if you want to have 16gb of shared memory for the IGPU then you have to have 32gb of ram.

@lingeringshadowsbh5790

Жыл бұрын

does this include the intel iris xe?

@lingeringshadowsbh5790

Жыл бұрын

for i5-1135g7

I upgraded to 32gb few weeks ago, because i play a lot of rust, and after upgrading it, i don't have stutters, the frames increased from 100 to 105, not a big difference, but not having stuttering is a huge difference. When i had 16Gb i couldnt open chrome, and discord would make this stuttering worse. So yeah, in rust, is pretty convinient upgrading to 32

@SaykoriLol

7 ай бұрын

the stutters could be paks

There's a game called Space Engineers that you can build all sorts of vehicles and bases. When you start to have to many things it gets pretty iffy if you don't have a boatload of RAM. 8 is a technical minimum but 16 is kind of standard and 32 is helpful.

You could've checked the timings being used for each kit in realtime with something like CPU-Z (Memory tab).

The Division 2: 15,5-16GB usage 1440P Warzone: 14GB and after 2 hours playing 17-18GB

When warzone first came out I was using 16 fb ram and my cpu was running hard (70-80%) upgraded to 32 and everything just ran better. I used the same ram (Corsair LPX 3200mhz) just went from 2 sticks of 8gb to 2 sticks of 16gb.

So basically more it's better, but use a single stick it possible. Great video!

Have you looked at how speed affects gaming performance? Perhaps using a single high performance kit and manually clocking the speed and timings to compare?

@evacody1249

2 жыл бұрын

The speed of the ram is only going to do so much for gaming. The amount of ram is mite important.

@chrisfortune1813

2 жыл бұрын

@@evacody1249 But once you reach the "that is enough" barrier then speed becomes more useful than additional capacity

as much as you can afford , that's how much if you play games especially , it opens up your gaming world like nothing else really does objects load in quicker while running through a world , looking around with the mouse feels SO MUCH smoother and it gives you a bit more depth to your game , a new dimension , if you will i felt this when i went from 8 to 16 , and i felt it again when going for 32 GB

My Acer Nitro 5 had two 32GB Rams running that bad boy at 64GB Ram it has never failed me and performance is wow… when I had 16GB Ram a few games ran smooth but time to time went sticky…. This is why I upgraded so high. Never had a problem since

The only time I saw RAM being an issue is when I tried to train a music recommendation system in Python. If you are playing around with Artificial Intelligence you can easily exceed the system resources.

You are using MSI Afterburner and you aren't displaying the Frame Rate + Frame Times. That is where you will see the differences from 8, 16, & 32 GB. Also don't forget, it's highly dependent on the game and the user's PC. If the user has a ton of side apps loaded, having more RAM helps big time. If the user is using a fresh Windows install and just the game... Well yeah, 8 GB is probably enough but, almost no one runs their rig like that. GTA 5 (12 GB of RAM Recommended) & Read Dead 2, would have been games that would show differences as well. Then there is also the RAM speed that will show differences. All of that stuff is important to take into account and shouldn't have been left out of this video imo.

not sure why streamers and tech channels don't mention more often that mixing ram kits isn't recommended.. and it's smthg i wish i knew ahead of building my first pc build in over a decade --back in 2018/19 when i built mine. If i had known that beforehand i would've just forked up the extra amount to go straight to 32GB ram instead of simply 16GB ram. You would think it's okay to just add the 16GB ram to the existing 16GB ram i started with..but it's not recommended. So i think this idea should also be noted early on for new PC builders. Not rly disputing many of the pts the video raises but if you think you will end up up-sizing your PC uses/needs.. i would recommend upsizing the RAM at the beginning and save yourself from potential more cost later.

@frafra224

8 ай бұрын

Unless you plan to overclock or tweaking the timing it's very unlikely you'll run into problem. I've been mixing RAM kits the last 10 years and never had any problem.

As a 3090 Ti owner i've noticed that even at 4k with ultra settings and everything cranked you only end up using maybe 8-10 GB of vram and I think on modded minecraft last night with a texture pack I was using around 19GB of physical ram out of the 64 that i have available.

@zoopa9988

6 ай бұрын

16 gigs of DDR5 costs ~70 euros while 32gigs of DDR5 costs ~90 euros where I live. People should just go for 32 gigs now since you ain't saving much money. I usually don't need 32 gigs but I would've definitely struggled with 16 gigs when I played Hogwarts Legacy or when I host a server/run modded Minecraft clients.

2023 posted 2 years ago

I started off with 16gb of ram. Two 8gb sticks. I didn't like the empty slots so I went to 32gb lol!!! it did help with multitasking.

@1LuvMLPFiM

2 жыл бұрын

Gotta make things symmetrical. I can relate.

@bmichael103

2 жыл бұрын

@TERGRAX G Only reason I have 4x8 GB in my MB now...lol

Went from 16 gig @266mhg dual channel to 32 gig @360mhz dual. I benchmarked on Timespy before and after. Original score 11996. New Score 12296. I have an i9 9900k with a 2080ti. Now replaced the 2080ti with a 3080ti and it hits just under 17k 👌

@noidea2338

2 жыл бұрын

U have the dream pc

this is a good test for people that only have a game open. Pretty much everyone I know has at least discord open which is pretty ram heavy so if you are gonna be gaming with friends this might not be the right guide for you. In my experiences 32 gigs of ram is a minimum if you want to have zero issues no matter what you have open in the background plus ram is very cheap right now so it wont break the bank.

The main reason the RAM seems negligible is because the demand is being put on the GDDR5(6) Ram inside the GPU first.

I generally just keep an eye on how much RAM I normally use. I run a dual monitor setup and pretty much always have something going on using my second monitor. Sometimes I'll even have a second client running (Generally when I'm playing EVE Online). Two PC's ago I was creeping up on 16 gigs pretty regularly. Since then I've been putting 32 gigs in my builds. I don't foresee myself going much higher anytime soon.

@painexotic3757

Жыл бұрын

same. 16gb isn't enough if you have multi monitors and applications running. I have 2 1080p gaming monitors and plan to upgrade to 32 gb soon.

I've got 64 gig of that exact ram it's excellent ram and never let me down , I did have to set it up in the bios to get full potential.

Upgrading to 32 GB makes sense if you stream and have a lot of things running outside of your game. 32 GB RAM also mean that you don't have to care about how much your apps are spending...everything runs smooth and nice regardless. (If you have a decent CPU & GPU that is)

@aydinlutmergp4885

2 жыл бұрын

thats what i did lol

@peterbelanger4094

2 жыл бұрын

Or if a specific game eats up ram. Cities Skylines with added workshop content cam eat ram like crazy, as much as you throw at it. I have 16G, and I have problems loading too much content. Most tutorial makers for that game have 64 or 128. But the game will let you load thousands of workshop assets with save games that take 15min to load.

@uhhTabby

Жыл бұрын

@@peterbelanger4094 yes minimum for cities skylines for me is 32GB. 16GB is not enough if it’s heavily modded or lots of assets

really ram comes down to what you like to do, like me i like to run multiple tabs and do multiple tasks while playing games. so 3600 32gb is what i need there definitely is a notice in performance but its relatively small, +5% in frames on average aswell as helping high cpu demanding game rendering such as Microsoft flight simulator and other open world games such as GTA5 and CyberPunk which in these massive open world games your ram and cpu selections will be noticeable

3 years age i had a custom gaming pc built up to my specs. Since i was under budget i decided to get 128 GB of Rams to test how much rams each game can take. The idea was to test the 128 GB the remove some of it icn case of performance issues. The Maximum usage from a software was 36 gb and it was from msfs 2020 running with a minimum amount of addons. The other games that i play generally take less than 32 Gb but a lot of them are close or a bit above the 32 Gb. and on the performance issues, no remarquable difference, so i still run with 128 Gb of rams.

16gb is the new minimum but most forgotten is the memory frequency, i came from 8gb -16gb a 1666 but now have 16gb at 2600 is a huge improvement to overall performance.

@elvar9753

2 жыл бұрын

Why did the minimum get higher?

@luutio9000

4 ай бұрын

@@elvar9753 because games use more ram :D

Most games don't need more than 16gb at this point. Anything higher is just good for lowering cpu dependency, which is great if you have an older board running a previous generation chipset.

@ftg150

Жыл бұрын

This is my experience running more recent games on an i7-4820k, 16 to 32gb was a great performance booster.

My game was lagging on 16gb, once I got 32GB the game didn't stutter at all. The game wasn't optimised at all but at least in the future if games arent optimised it'll run for me and I wont have to wait until new patches get released

I run 32gb of 3600mhz in my midrange build with a R5 5600x and 2070 both OC and it definitely allows me to max out my build and multitasking is so smooth I could never have less than 32gb. 16gb is definitely sufficient for just gaming and basic multitasking though.

I upgraded a budget PC from 8gb to 16gb and the micro stutters don't happen as much, and avg fps was more stable. Most games run comfortably around the 10-12gb usage rate. It's also a cheap upgrade to go from 8 to 16 anyways.

@ImQKZ

Жыл бұрын

with 32 your micro stutters would be non existent... just saying

@xtra7622

7 ай бұрын

​@@youtubeistoogayformycomments I have micro stutters should l upgrade to a 32? Have 16gb

Thanks for making this video, I just recently bought my parts for my pc and was deciding between 16 and 32gb of ram! 🙂

@Collins7.3l

2 жыл бұрын

Go 32 if you rock dual monitors.

@keyan7805

2 жыл бұрын

@@Collins7.3l Thanks for the suggestion I have currently bought my cpu the i5 11600k and will plan to buy some Corsair vengeance memory.

@Collins7.3l

2 жыл бұрын

@@keyan7805 you’re welcome. 32 is great. Even if you don’t encode or anything. Or example. When I used to play Warzone I would be in “downtown” and I would be using like 18-19gb with a KZread tab open. Msi afterburner. A couple chrome tabs. Discord. Ram cleaner application. (On my second monitor) with the current games I play I run around 15/16ish with the same tabs open. And when I do encode a KZread video or something. Then I’m using like 24GB. Moral of my argument is. If you love multitasking. Then 32 is absolutely the move from dual monitors.

@mikeramos91

2 жыл бұрын

@@Collins7.3l i thought a higher core cpu would be better for multiple monitors?

@Collins7.3l

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeramos91 no cpu core count matter for work stations. Dual monitors are gpu dependent. I mentioned to have more ram available because you can get carried away with dual monitors. Spotify. KZread. 5 chrome tabs. Wallpaper engine (moving images). Discord. Msi afterburner (any monitoring software) and who knows what else you may like. Oh and plus your video game. 16Gb is trash these days. It just goes by sooooo quickly. I’m always using 16gb bare minimum all day everyday. If you just want 16gb there’s no point of having dual monitors cuz you’ll probably only have 1 thing open before you’re out of memory. Especially with these demanding triple A titles these days. Best of luck. Let me know what you decide. Side Note: core counts do matter if you edit (endcode videos) cuz you can share your cpus cores between your game and your encoding program. I’m not 100% sure on how much cores you need if you do that stuff tho. You might have to do your own research im sorry. Since I’m unknowledgeable on end coding.

I mainly upgraded the RAM from 16>32gb to reduce caching wear on my NVME drive. Was surprised to find a few games i play started using over 20gb when it was available. So yeh 32 gb isnt ridiculous

@Songbirdstress

8 ай бұрын

I upgraded from 16 and was surprised the difference it made. Rig is much more comfortable.

@ensar1849

7 ай бұрын

try setting up Empty Standby Memory

Thanks for this nice video, Im running on 9100f gt 1030 8gig ram dual chan for almost 3 years now, in 3 weeks ima upgrade to RTX 2060 and 32gig ram :D I could go for 16Gigm but what the hell, ima go for 32Gig cause m sick and tired of 8gig ram and want to splurge :D Also have many browsing tabs open, so this 32gig ram will work sweet

Galactic Civilizations 3 can use 32GB of RAM. The main reason for 32GB of RAM is performance. 4x8GB of RAM means Dual Rank which gives better performance. This also means that 16GB of RAM is free for the game and the rest for windows.

So going from 2400Mhz to 3200Mhz on my Ryzen 7 1700 I will see a difference? Edit: I do have it in single channel and not dual which I assume there's major performance to gain? 🤔

I’m purposefully building mine for overkill. I stream, game and work on the same pc. The better, the easier I can do all of that and have a way better pc than I have now. Currently rocking a 2tb 1650 super with an intel i5 with 16gb ram

I think the problem is the lagging transforms of information between 2 rams that are above 4 x 2 gb

I'm upgrading from 8gb to 64gb so I can feel how much of a difference it makes

@ethan2570

Жыл бұрын

Holy shit

You should do this test again with integrated graphics, both Intel and AMD.

I am currently using an 8gb gaming laptop for, well, kinda everything, from gaming to studying to watching videos to learning animation, I was gonna upgrade to "only" 16gb but this made me realize I can never survive with anything below 20, this video undoubtedly helped me make a better decision :)

@NotLikeUs869

6 ай бұрын

I was gonna upgrade my RAM from 8gb to 16, but decided to go all in and do the 32gb. Best decision I made.

@GameOver-nm2us

6 ай бұрын

@@NotLikeUs869how significant is the upgrade would you say?

Starcitizen uses all my 16gb... Its maxed constantly. It's flatlining at the max and never dips

On my 8 year old laptop I made an upgrade from 12gb to 16gb and it made huge difference

@AW-po7jr

2 жыл бұрын

Does it run Doom, though?

@thejimmy-gw9qg

2 жыл бұрын

@@AW-po7jr never tried it I was mostly playing final fantasy xiv on it at that time

I feel like it depends on your PC, background processes, and what game you're playing. I had 16gb and it wasn't enough when I was playing escape from tarkov. Got 32gb and it works perfectly now

@tsgazurite8140

Жыл бұрын

What’s your processor and graphics card

@Blackout020

Жыл бұрын

@@tsgazurite8140 i5 10400 and an rtx 3060ti 8gb

@gnbilios

Жыл бұрын

32GiGs is the sweet spot.

@Blackout020

Жыл бұрын

@@gnbilios exactly

@graishclient7548

8 ай бұрын

@@Blackout020 i5 10400 + 3060ti = bottleneck :)

Cas latency could be a reason some are slower or faster, idk if the cas is different between the ram but it could be possible.

Today, most games state a minimum of ram it takes to run their games. And also suggest having more will be better. Few people realize just how much RAM is being utilized just to run the window's OS they have, let alone the vast and numerious icon, one has on their start bar, for the purpose of opening a program with one click rather than two. Which takes ram also. So, where as one may have the suggested amount of RAM a game suggest. Their PC requires various amounts to to allow the game to boot up.

Meanwhile I’m playing battlefield 1 with 4gb rams. It does lag sometimes so I need to upgrade soon :)

i currently have 16gb of ram and with multitasking from per say going from cod to discord i have a problem with my system basically going into limp mode until i exit out of all applications. after doing that my game will run great again. thinking about upgrading to 32gb of ram to see if it'll help my system out with that.

@IN-pr3lw

2 жыл бұрын

32 ram is recommended dont let people tell you it's overkill because in most use cases for gamers it's not overkill

@uhhTabby

Жыл бұрын

32GB will make it smoother

From my experience, it all depends how many important applications you need windows to start up. If you want a few important applications always running when windows is started, then it is better to increase the ram to 32 gig; otherwise, you just remove those apps from startup manual and 16 gig is sufficient.

I just wanted to confirm, is there anyone here who has a 16Gb, if so do you know how much fps you get in fortnite?

Tarkov would’ve been a really good game to test. It’s very ram hungry

@kidretrofan4713

2 жыл бұрын

maybe that’s why i only get like 80-100 frames with a 3060 ti 5600x

@Motinhox

2 жыл бұрын

@@kidretrofan4713 Tarkov doesn’t run amazing in general

@kba

2 жыл бұрын

@@kidretrofan4713 I mean if you can afford a 3060 ti you should probably just upgrade to 16GB anyways

32gb is the sweet spot for me honestly,gives your PC breathing room and doesn't get bottlenecked as a result of ram

@mudkip8612

2 жыл бұрын

Having more ram doesnt fix bottleneck, higher the speed of the sticks the better it is generally.

I use 16GB 2x8GB at 3600Mhz.Trident Neo RAM. I play MWII with music in the background from my library, a couple tabs open from my browser and facebook messenger video chat up and running. I have recorded game play in the past while playing as well. Do I think 32GB would be better? Of course, but 16 still works.

i saw an improvement from 32gb to 64gb but its only because i was using 2 single rank dimms and now ive got 4 single rank dimms. i wouldnt have seen a difference if i had 2 double rank dimms and tried the same upgrade

i was just watching this with 4gb