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stable RAM is more important, get some cheap RAM and don't overclock it |
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frequency doesn't matter as much as timing. Speed is only part of the story. Tight timing "slow" RAM will be faster than high speed loose timing. RAM timing can be optimized if you have about 1 month, and legendary tuning/tweaking skills/experience...you gain up to 10% faster RAM fastest RAM sets you back about 1000CHF...in my world, not worthy to waste 50% of resources for 5% gain...what might be worthy is slow 256RAM, and plot two plots parallel...with 16 threads split...you lose time per plot, and perhaps you gain overall My workstation (Ryzen 3950X, 128GB cheap G.Skill crap, Corsair MP600 2TB, ASUS ArtPro B550-Creator) does 1 plot/~23 min/~70W @ 0.05CHF/plot; over 60 plots per day. EFFICIENCY and resale is the key...super workstation for 10k is unsellable afterwards...simple tourist 2k PC, will be always sold for at least 50% of original price...I even bought used, resold later for more ;-) |
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I have a computer with 5950x (16 cores, 32 threads), 64gb RAM 3000mhz and 6tb trashy nvme drives (980 [not pro] and crucial p2). I was about to make an upgrade and buy 4-6x 970 pro, but after madmax plotter I'm thinking about going to 128gb RAM to make a 110gb ramdisk instead (or would 256gb be better?). So I'm wondering how much does RAM frequency impacts the performance of the plotting? I want to make a real high-end plotter here, just wondering what would be the best configs for my system. I may also save some money by buying 128gb RAM instead of 6x 970 pro.
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