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Looks like a good price for some RAM to use with your amd ryzen 3600
Team T-Force Vulcan Z - Grey 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz Memory $96.73 + Delivery ($0 with Prime) @ Amazon US via AU
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check on your motherboard "support" list if it not there then avoid it
the support list on MB's is pretty limited, doesn't mean that this will not work. In all likelihood it will work perfectly with Intel.
I've been out of the PC parts loop for a while…
Is RAM CPU specific now?Nope, you'll either be DDR3 or DDR4 unless you running something older than 10 years…
Memory compatibility is pretty good these days amd/intel shouldn't matter as long as m/b supports that type and speed
Why wouldn't it? Intel controller is not likely to be the compatibility problem.
As long as the spec is right for your motherboard (DDR# and speed).
Thanks. Yup mentions needs ASUS Mobo for it which is a miss for me then
I got lucky this time - just bought an Asus mobo the other day!
16gb = enough for 99% of ozbargainers
Not sure why all the fuss over 32gb except very specific use cases
This is for 16GB for huh why the irrelevant comment? Why the fuss?
Did you buy 32gb by mistake?
In the 32gb thread there's always tonnes of people bitching 16gb isn't enough
No RGB though.
Is this for laptop or destop?
Desktop…. If you are asking that question maybe best don't do a ram upgrade on a laptop yourself
I have done laptop upgrade for Memory and HDD - but always buy from MSY. Thanks..
Soo does this heatsink ram look like it could go in a laptop?
PS: alot of laptops have the sodim soldered on so not even possible for a upgrade
Question, is it better to go 4x8gig sticks for 32gigs RAM or 2x16's? Any improvements to speed?
Depending on your mobo and how many channels you have but generally it's always better to occupy all your available slots to take advantage of it
Not necessarily. You only need 2 sticks for dual channel. Better to leave the other slots open for future expansion.
Having said that, if you already have 2x8gb and want more, than sure, just get another set.
2x16GB. Quad channel is diminishing returns, and on most consumer platforms they don't even support quad channel, but rather just have 2 dual channel interleaves (is that the right term?). You just hinder your upgrade path going 4x8.
whichever one cheaper! (well, unless you only have 2 channels mobo)
2 > 4 > 1 > 3 Dimms. Is your enthusiast and looking at every MHz and latency, then 2 is best. More dimms populated puts strain on the memory controller and can affect performance or compatibility. 2 is needed in minimum to utilise dual channel. 4 won't be necessary unless you have quad channel support.
I do know ryzen 1/2 gen have some issues with 4 populated dimms
How much are the RGB ones?
may or may not relevant to some people.
T-Force Vulcan Z 2x 8GB DDR4-3200 C16 Kit Review: More Value For Asus Motherboards - https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/t-force-vulcan-z-ddr4-3…
Paired this with my b450i aorus and matches the colour scheme really well.
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Would this work with Intel chip set?