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That said, the "officially rated" memory support of Zen 3 is the same as Zen 2 at 3200 MHz as the Infinity Fabric defaults to the same 1600 MHz. While the Infinity Fabric is supposed to be able to go higher with Zen 3 (1900 MHz or 2000 MHz as opposed to 1800 MHz with Zen 2), some reports are saying AMD is still tuning this (not sure if this means with BIOS support, as the CPUs are obviously done?) and right now not all are hitting that high. Still, this alone probably isn't going to cost drastic performance.
I'd instead focus on finding tighter timing, 3,200 MHz RAM. With Zen 2, something like 3,600 MHz/CL 16 was often the sweet spot factoring in price. Try and find 3,200 MHz/CL 14 RAM and I'd say you'll be fine.
I've found those rams u guys mentioned for 74 euros which is quite cheap.I'll look into them.Thanks everybody.
Ryzen 3000 (non XT) runs with a default stock max of 3600Mhz (mem) and 1800Mhz IF, with the XT models (3900xt eg) offering out of the box stock @ 1900Mhz IF and 3800Mhz memory.
3200Mhz (soft) limit was Ryzen 2000 line...
All of them can "officially" support higher as well, though with DRAM:IF at a 2:1 instead of 1:1 at that point, which lowers performance untill you hit the 4000mhz or higher kits and are able to claw back some of what you lost, but thats not really worth it, though still officially supported.
In that case, 3,600 MHz RAM at the best timings you can get. Even if you can't adjust anything overclocking-wise on A520, that will match it 1:1.
I will get 3600 mhz but i'll get a b550 since found it for cheap.Thanks.
They are more like 400 pounds in my country sadly.
Yeah,not much demand for such high clocked kits in my country.Thats why they are too expensive.