Why is AMD at DDR4-3200 and Intel at DDR4-2933?
One of the difficulties of modern day processor reviews is testing memory - AMD and Intel support very different memory speeds, and so it begs the question as to what speed should we be testing at. Should we be testing the CPU at the same memory speed? Is this fair? Isn't this technically an overclock? Or should we be testing at the manufacturer rated speeds. Why is Intel's DDR4 ratings lower than AMD, anyway?
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:30 Options to Reviewers
1:18 Processor Ratings
1:58 Why Different Ratings
3:29 DDR4 IP
4:23 The Reviewer Question
4:54 Why Stock Speeds
5:14 Testing Higher
6:20 When XMP Was a High Hurdle
7:29 Kingston SPDs
8:33 Overclock vs Overclock Plus
10:00 Do Subtimings Matter
12:05 Testing Enterprise
12:45 Opinions
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