First build: How important is memory validation for AMD?

[bit_by_bit]

I am working on piecing together my first build centered around a Ryzen 9 3900XT and I was just about to start ordering parts when I heard about memory validation to ensure compatibility with your CPU. I had not really heard of this before, since I think just about every main brand is validated with Intel, but I guess this is not the case with AMD. The memory I was planning on using does not appear to be in the AMD validated database (although I may be wrong about that, the page was really confusing) but I am not sure if unvalidated memory will work at all or if there is a high likelihood of problems. Any help is really appreciated!

 

Current build part list here.

[GDRRiley]

memory verification doesn't matter.

I'd get this SSD https://pcpartpicker.com/product/LxXnTW/sabrent-2-tb-m2-2280-solid-state-drive-sb-rocket-2tb

a 5700xt

[bit_by_bit]

Out of curiosity, how is that different than the drive I chose? Someone else recommended me away the sabrent rocket line.

[Haro]

AMD validated or Intel validated just means that it was tested with an AMD/Intel cpu and it was validated to work with that cpu 

That doesn't mean that an Intel validated ram won't work with an AMD cpu and vise versa 

It doesn't matter for the most part.

[GDRRiley]

47 minutes ago, bit_by_bit said:

Out of curiosity, how is that different than the drive I chose? Someone else recommended me away the sabrent rocket line.

that XPG maybe a better one. I'm use to most of the low end XPG drive suck