What RAM is this?

[Fianna]

https://gyazo.com/6868066bba5248cdcc3c9ba719d06353 I bought a pre-built computer from a local computer shop and they seemed pretty sketchy. The power supply was super cheap and when I looked it up some forums said there was a possibility it could blow up if I pressured it too hard. I bought a new corsair cx600. Any ways, in the image it doesn't show what type of DDR_ my RAM Is. I was thinking of getting a new 2x4 kit (expensive) but then I saw it was 2400MHz and was unsure of if I should.

 

Specs are:

- Intel core i5-7500 (going to upgrade to 9600k)

- Asus GTX Dual 1060 6GB (computer came with Asus 1050ti Phoenix)

- Asus H110M-E MB

- Kingston 224GB SA400S37240G

- Deepcool case?

- Other external 1TB hdd i bought before.

 

then the unknown 8GB RAM

 

[Fasauceome]

The physical ram will tell more than task manager. All we know is that it's DDR4. Download CPU-Z for data.

[WebPlayz]

5 minutes ago, Fianna said:

https://gyazo.com/6868066bba5248cdcc3c9ba719d06353 I bought a pre-built computer from a local computer shop and they seemed pretty sketchy. The power supply was super cheap and when I looked it up some forums said there was a possibility it could blow up if I pressured it too hard. I bought a new corsair cx600. Any ways, in the image it doesn't show what type of DDR_ my RAM Is. I was thinking of getting a new 2x4 kit (expensive) but then I saw it was 2400MHz and was unsure of if I should.

 

Specs are:

- Intel core i5-7500 (going to upgrade to 9600k)

- Asus GTX Dual 1060 6GB (computer came with Asus 1050ti Phoenix)

- Asus H110M-E MB

- Kingston 224GB SA400S37240G

- Deepcool case?

- Other external 1TB hdd i bought before.

 

then the unknown 8GB RAM

 

Looks like DDR4-2400MHZ 

[BLCT]

30 minutes ago, Fianna said:

https://gyazo.com/6868066bba5248cdcc3c9ba719d06353 I bought a pre-built computer from a local computer shop and they seemed pretty sketchy. The power supply was super cheap and when I looked it up some forums said there was a possibility it could blow up if I pressured it too hard. I bought a new corsair cx600. Any ways, in the image it doesn't show what type of DDR_ my RAM Is. I was thinking of getting a new 2x4 kit (expensive) but then I saw it was 2400MHz and was unsure of if I should.

 

Specs are:

- Intel core i5-7500 (going to upgrade to 9600k)

- Asus GTX Dual 1060 6GB (computer came with Asus 1050ti Phoenix)

- Asus H110M-E MB

- Kingston 224GB SA400S37240G

- Deepcool case?

- Other external 1TB hdd i bought before.

 

then the unknown 8GB RAM

 

The speed are on it. Guessing its a single 8gb 2400Mhz stick. In terms of what brand, just open up the case and look at the model number. Google and it should tell you.

[PokiDaSpitz]

37 minutes ago, Fianna said:

https://gyazo.com/6868066bba5248cdcc3c9ba719d06353 I bought a pre-built computer from a local computer shop and they seemed pretty sketchy. The power supply was super cheap and when I looked it up some forums said there was a possibility it could blow up if I pressured it too hard. I bought a new corsair cx600. Any ways, in the image it doesn't show what type of DDR_ my RAM Is. I was thinking of getting a new 2x4 kit (expensive) but then I saw it was 2400MHz and was unsure of if I should.

 

Specs are:

- Intel core i5-7500 (going to upgrade to 9600k)

- Asus GTX Dual 1060 6GB (computer came with Asus 1050ti Phoenix)

- Asus H110M-E MB

- Kingston 224GB SA400S37240G

- Deepcool case?

- Other external 1TB hdd i bought before.

 

then the unknown 8GB RAM

 

It seems like you changed and is going change almost everything.. you might as well have just have built one yourself in the first place.. yikes at least you changed the power supply which I think is the most scary part, stay safe!

 

and i would recommend just getting another 8gb 2400mhz ram and run dual channel 16gb it would be better, anyways 1 8gb stick is cheaper than 2x4gb sticks (at least here in singapore)

[Fasauceome]

59 minutes ago, Arika S said:

Kaby Lake cannot run with DDR3

I present to you:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.tomshardware.com/news/asrock-combo-100-series-motherboards,29996.html

This fun little nugget I found