Ryzen 7000 Series – Is Faster Memory BETTER?? [5200MHz Vs 6000MHz]

AIDA64

AIDA64 is a system information, diagnostics, and auditing application developed by FinalWire Ltd that runs on Windows, Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Tizen, Chrome OS and Sailfish OS operating systems. It displays detailed information on the components of a computer.

Available now on AIDA64.

Moving onto AIDA64 and as you’d expect, the throughput when looking at read speeds increased dramatically by around 14% on the 12900K, the same on the 12600K and a slightly smaller 12% on the 7900X while the 7600X, while it did increase in performance, was only by 0.8%.

The write test more than made up for it with the 7600X seeing a 16% increase in throughput, while this time the 7900X only saw an 8.7% increase in bandwidth which is still very much welcomed, while both the 12600K and 12900K saw similar gains between 13 to 14% over the 5200MHz kit.

Looking at the copy speeds and it’s very similar to the read speeds with the Intels holding strong performance uplifts of 14 to 15%, while the 7900X increases its throughput by 12%, but the 7600X just struggles to increase to a substantial level, seeing only a 3.5% increase in performance.

In terms of latency, both the 7900X and 12900K showed a similar decrease in milliseconds of around 14%, while both the 7600X and 12600K saw slightly lower decreases between 8 to 9%. Overall though, the 7900X managed to keep its lead ahead of the 12900K, and the same for the 7600X compared to the 12600K.