WolfHunter

Hey guys! Does anyone know if the AMD Wraith Prism cooler works with Corsair Vengeance RGB Ram? Thanks!

DSL Sorry for not specifying haha. I forgot all of these things had to be taken into consideration.

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Hey guys, I've sourced a bunch of routers but I'm not an expert on networking. I live in a 2-floor house, and we have a lot of streaming devices and computers that require a sizable amount of bandwidth. Can you guys recommend me any modem/router combo units that have a good range, because we have a lot of walls in this house and our router tends to be downstairs in the corner of the house. My budget is between 260 to 280 dollars. I know that most high-end routers don't tend to come with modems built in, but any insight would be great! Thanks!

What do you guys think is the best cross between an audiophile and gaming headset? I have no budget. Just throw stuff lol

Hey guys, I've looked over the parts I'm using, but I just want to make sure everything is compatible with each other. Is there anything wrong or missing with the stuff I'm using? Thanks! ~ Corsair Commander Pro ~ Corsair HD120 Three Pack with Controller ~ Corsair RGB LED Lighting Pro Expansion Kit (No Lighting Node Pro, just Commander Pro) ~ Corsair 570x Case

Someone just told me this on one of my other forum posts. "2400MHz is definitely not enough for Ryzen and Strix mobo has better RGB with more effects and is only that supports the RGB ram, no other manafacturer supports it, you can even control it using Aura. Trident-Z RGB will brick itself sooner or later, it will happen at some point due to the fact that RGB settings are shared with memory data on the SPD and they will corrupt them, also they won't care about warranty, because they take it as rewrite on SPD/unauthorized action."

What sucks the most is that most forum questions about Ryzen are way out of date now so most of the research I've done on my own is probably from sources that were out of date.

I heard something about it not working very well at 3200mhz with the TridentZ RGB lineup specifically, and that it gets bricked very easily. But, I might be wrong.

If I'm correct, you can only run two 8GB sticks when running at 3200mhz right?

I've been putting together a build for one of my customers. It is primarily a White/Black build with RGB. The CPU, motherboard, and ram have been my 3 biggest concerns. Do you guys see any compatibility issues or something that could be done better? Thanks! Side Note - I don't plan on doing any CPU or ram overclocking. CPU - Ryzen 5 1600 Motherboard - Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370 - Gaming 5 Ram - G.Skill TridentZ RGB Series 2400mhz (2x8GB)

The main problem I've been having is, this build is for someone else, not me. I could probably do a redesign color wise for the build and get that board in there somehow. But, I need the RGB ram in there one way or another. I really think it would tie the build together. I know on G.Skill's side, they have 2400mhz kits that are guaranteed to work with Ryzen that are part of their RGB lineup.

I'm going for the Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370 Gaming 5

I plan on getting G.Skill TridentZ RGB 3000mhz with 2x8gb sticks of ram, and my motherboard is compatible with it.

Is that motherboard able to control 3 pin fans?