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Suggest me some gaming RAM for MSI Z87 GD65 with Processor Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4 GHz Quad-Core 

 

 

my budget is less than 200 dollars and i would love to have perfect ram which would need no change in the future 

 

or suggest me some which will do good with my motherboard

 

 

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Samsung Evo 840 1 TB , Seagate Desktop HDD.15 4TB 64MB SATA-3 3.5" Internal Hard Disk Drive ST4000DM000 , corsair dominator platinum 16 GB , Msi GD65 Gaming , Intel Core I5 Processor 4670K@3.4Ghz , Thermaltake S21 , MSI GTX770 Twin Frozer Graphic Card , Corsair Tx650M PSU

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next upgrade you will have to change since ddr4 will come.

 

get a 2x4GB kit of the nicest looking 1600MHz CL9 ram you can find. thats all there is to it. no ram will give you any performance increase

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2133mhz is the best speed to price these days g skill ripjaws x would look good 

 

Suggest me some gaming RAM for MSI Z87 GD65 with Processor Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4 GHz Quad-Core 

 

 

my budget is less than 200 dollars and i would love to have perfect ram which would need no change in the future 

 

or suggest me some which will do good with my motherboard

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Mushkin REdline like i have would match perfectly. exscellent performance as well. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820226178

 

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I would get the cheapest 8GB CL9 1600mhz ram as there isn't much difference between rams and all of the ram that I have seen have lifetime warranty.

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