Memory

PATRIOT VIPER VENOM DDR5 32GB 6200MHz Memory Review

Rendering Performance

Cinebench saw the Venom kit chalk up another win, though not by much. With a test like this, memory doesn’t account for a huge difference but still shows that having that extra speed can be the difference of a few more points, or bragging rights with your friends.

Corona saw very similar results to most of the kits we compared it to, which goes to show in certain real-world tests, it won’t make a difference whether you’re using a slower, or faster DDR5 kit.

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