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1 hour ago, everettrules said:

I am planning on using VENGEANCE RGB PRO 16GB ram at 3200

3200 CL16 kits are "lootbox bin" - can be made of any memory ICs currently in the market: Hynix, Micron, and Samsung, and the chips have different secondary and tertiary timings, if you'll mix such kits, you'll have to set it manually according to a weaker kit.

Btw, Corsair shows which chips they use by the ver. x.xx on the memory sticker, just make sure that your kits will have the same ver. and it'll be fine.

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Chances are it would be fine.

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1 hour ago, everettrules said:

I am planning on using VENGEANCE RGB PRO 16GB ram at 3200

3200 CL16 kits are "lootbox bin" - can be made of any memory ICs currently in the market: Hynix, Micron, and Samsung, and the chips have different secondary and tertiary timings, if you'll mix such kits, you'll have to set it manually according to a weaker kit.

Btw, Corsair shows which chips they use by the ver. x.xx on the memory sticker, just make sure that your kits will have the same ver. and it'll be fine.

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