Add an item to bring price over $79 (try to find a cheap $1 item) and then use coupon code for $10 off bringing the price down further.
Pay in USD for the best rates. You know the drill.
Referee receives a random discount (not specified), referrer receives a $8 off $32 Minimum Spend Coupon which increases in value with successful referrals.
You gotta add delivery to it also. You'll end up paying at least $45 more from Centrecom.
Isn’t delivery free for Centrecom?
Not to where I live.
Be aware most KLEVV FIT V are dual rank instead of single rank though it's Hynix A-die. Compatibility and overclock potential are both much worse than single ranked Hynix chips RAM.
Micron still sucks though.
Not true 16gb/24gb are all single rank, 32gb is mostly dr with a chance of single rank, 48/64gb are all dual rank
(All sizes are single stick)
I have bought one pair of 16GB KLEVV FIT V 6000C28 which are apparently dual rank. That is the problem. KLEVV use downgraded chips which were supposed to be used on laptops to make FIT V, also their some other 6000C30 and 6000C28 models.
Ideally, you were right, but they are doing something doggy
@Rilakkujay: Dual rank DDR5 have compatibility issues. Another problem is because of the chips used on dual rank 16G were not supposed to be used on desktop, which were lower quality chips having lower overclocking potentials and being less stable
@Meteor Anarcom: Really surprised to hear that… but makes sense why they're so cheap. I didn't think their 32GB 6000 C28 would be dual rank :/ Was just about to get it for my living room more "budget" build
Yep I got the Klevv CL30 to go with my Ali express 7800X3D and worked on the Maxsun Itx board no issues. I got mine from Amazon UK for $139, but worth paying a bit more if you want local warranty.
So Ali AMD CPUs are legit, but anyone had experience with RAM?
Both MB and CPU I ordered came in a week and I was tempted to get the RAM but there wasn't a big enough saving at the time so got mine via Amazon UK.
Why do you expect RAM from the US are better than those from China
I should say Amazon would be better for warranty or delivery issues even from USA
I have purchased Corsair DDR4 RAM 16GB sticks (3200/3600) for some old AM4 CPU/boards from Aliexpress/Taobao - had no issues during 8 hours of memtest86+ with XMP enabled and still runs just fine in rigs.
Much cheaper than buying from Amazon currently since DDR4 production is diminishing - averaged out to like $80 AUD per 32GB kit (3600C18) before cashback from your favourite Ozbargain cashback promo
Crucial is literally American.
No RGB
We all know RGB RAMs are faster
anyone else get the error
This coupon code is for single use only
when trying to purchase it
I bought these from centercom when they had the gift card rebate. Wasn't able to make them stable above 5400mhz with fairly loose timings. The profiles didn't work very well. That was with a 7700 and nzxt b650e YMMV.
I had the same issue last night ordering some RC gear using those codes . I had used a couple of the bigger discount codes the day before …
To this day it's still called DDR or double data rate. Come on now…
And to this day it's still by definition a double data rate protocol, in that it makes two transfers per clock cycle
there's no single data rate anymore so the definition of double is unnecessary
Micron die is pretty bad, probably not worth buying these over waiting for some Hynix stuff or just spending less on a full Chinese kit of 6000 C36, which should perform the same or better as this Crucial kit.
What would you recommend?
FWIW I would recommend paying ~25 bucks extra for the Klevv CL28/CL30 ones off CentreCom, unless money is super tight