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Ryzen Memory Help

RUPPLE
By RUPPLE
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Hey Guys,

I was wondering for your guys opinions on these two sets of ram for my current build (in-progress only got ram and gpu left to buy) or if you have any other suggestions that are under or around AUD$249. The rig is a 2700x, Asus Crosshair VI and there is no particular theme but I would prefer black or white heat spreaders preferably with RGB. The two kits are;

Kit #1 - Team Night Hawk 3200MHz 16GB (2x8GB) https://www.umart.com.au/Team-16G-2x8G-Kit-T-Force-Night-Hawk-RGB-Series-DDR4-3200MHz-Dual-channe-White_39991G.html

Kit #2 - Corsair 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 Vengeance RGB PRO White 3000MHz C15 https://www.ple.com.au/Products/634110/Corsair-16GB-2x8GB-DDR4-Vengeance-RGB-PRO-White-3000MHz-C15

 

Thanks Sam

Good Luck,

Sam 

PC SPECIFICATIONS BELOW

 

APOLLO_ - Ryzen 2700x | Asus Crosshair VI | No RAM atm | ATI Radeon™ HD 5450 | Corsair H115i | Aercool P7 750w | Corsair NX500 400GB + Seagate Firecuda 2TB | 

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Well, both are fine!

I would take the white one because it's cheaper and it runs faster.

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I would go for Corsair, as the Tforce looks ugly imo, but they are both great ram.

Corsair is CL15 3000, and Tforce is CL16 3200, so go for whichever. Corsair support is better, but it is ram, so what can happen  to it?

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