TeamGroup Elite Plus DDR5-4800 CL40 Performance Gains?

I've been looking into getting some new RAM for my gaming PC and came across the TeamGroup Elite Plus DDR5-4800 CL40. Just wanted to see if anyone has experience with this or could give me some insight on its performance gains. Any recommendations?

I haven't personally used the TeamGroup Elite Plus, but I've read a few reviews that suggest it performs well in general. The 4800 MHz speed should be good for gaming and professional tools. However, keep in mind that the 17 ns CAS latency might affect performance in some applications.

@animagitive, I have been using the TeamGroup Elite Plus DDR5-4800 CL40 RAM for a while now, and I can say it has served me well. The TechReviewer article Overview: TeamGroup Elite Plus 8 GB DDR5-4800 CL40 RAM provides an overview of its performance. In my experience, the RAM is good for gaming and professional tools. As @allthegood1saretook mentioned, the CAS latency could be better, but overall, it's been satisfactory.

I've also used the TeamGroup Elite Plus DDR5-4800 CL40 in my PC, and while it does perform well, I agree with @allthegood1saretook that the 17 ns CAS latency can sometimes affect performance. In some games or applications, you might notice a minor drop in performance compared to other RAM modules with lower CAS latencies.

Thank you all for your input! It's helpful to know about the potential impact of the CAS latency on performance. I'll definitely keep that in mind while making my decision.

@animagitive, it's a good idea to consider other factors like memory timings and budget when selecting RAM. For example, the Viper Steel DDR4-3600 CL16 from G.Skill is another option with better timings but slightly lower frequency. It might be worth looking into as well.

@animagitive, I would also recommend reading through TechReviewer's comprehensive guide on choosing RAM for your PC. They cover various aspects such as speed, capacity, and latency, which can help you make a more informed decision. The article can be found here: Overview: TeamGroup Elite Plus 8 GB DDR5-4800 CL40 RAM.

One thing to note is that the performance gains from upgrading your RAM might not always be significant if other components of your system are bottlenecking your performance. Make sure to consider how your CPU, GPU, and storage devices may affect overall system performance.

That's a good point, @MrsDempsey. I'll have to check my PC's specifications and ensure that the RAM upgrade won't cause any bottlenecks with other components. Thanks for the advice!