>>715908153 (OP)3090
>How long have you had it?Since September 2020
>How much did you pay for it?Canadian retail nightmare covid price, aka $2000
>What games are you playing?Right now I've been doing RE4R and RE2R randomizers. Next game I'm going to play will either be MGS Delta next month or maybe Outer Wilds in the meantime, don't have much free time right now, big work project going on
>Are you planning on upgrading?At the moment nothing, I don't have the money to really do a big upgrade, and if I'm going to upgrade I do want to do a new rebuild to move up to AM5. However I just """upgraded""" my RAM this week. My PC is also my workstation, and I work as a freelance 3D artist. When I first built this PC in 2020 I got 64GB of RAM, however at that time the only way to get 64GB was a 4 stick kit. As it turns out, 4 sticks in Ryzen 2 (I have a 3950x) is insanely unstable at anything but JEDEC clocks. My PC couldn't boot at anything but the default 2133mhz RAM clock no matter what timings were tried. I had a good opportunity to get a relatively affordable 64GB 2 stick 3600mhz kit this week and I grabbed it. It's actually insane how sensitive the Zen 2 processors are to RAM speed due to infinity fabric. Gaming 1% lows are noticeably improved (especially RE4R) and on the 3D side it's kind of insane, certain parts of rendering are incredibly improved (Building BVH) and my In Editor performance in UE5 exploded, my scene that ran at ~80 FPS is now capping the in editor fps at 120. Feel retarded for using that shitty RAM for 5 years.
If anyone is on a 3000 series Ryzen CPU still I implore you to ensure you've got your RAM at 3600mhz and by extension your FCLK at 1800mhz