Which RAM should I use?

[Atlas780]

Hello there, 

I have a System with a Core i7-6700k and a random selection of memory. 

I'm thinking about what I should use. I have this:

- Ballistix BLS16G4D240FSB 16 GB 2400MHz 16-16-16-39

- Crucial CT16G4DFD8266 16 GB 2666MHz CL 19

- Corsair CMV8GX4M1A2133C15 2133 MHz 15-15-15-36

- Samsung M378A1K43CB2 8GB 2400MHz CL17-17-17

 

Now, I don't know which combination I should use. I want to use at least dual channel, but I want to keep the Latency as far down as possible. My BIOS has support for Linked and unlinked DRAM Timing. 

 

What do you think I should use?

[LienusLateTips]

Do you just have these all in hand? or

[Haro]

do you already have all of these?

if so, the crucial kit will probably perform the worse in terms of latency. 

[Atlas780]

Yeah, I have the here. Thing is, I'm trying to optimize performance in satisfactory and someone on a forum mentioned it maybe good for low ram latency. i tried just pulling out the Crucial, but it just gave me 2FPS avg.

[LienusLateTips]

Just now, Atlas780 said:

Yeah, I have the here. Thing is, I'm trying to optimize performance in satisfactory and someone on a forum mentioned it maybe good for low ram latency. i tried just pulling out the Crucial, but it just gave me 2FPS avg.

I'd try the Ballistix, due to the low latency, it would probably be the fastest.

[Atlas780]

6 minutes ago, LienusLateTips said:

I'd try the Ballistix, due to the low latency, it would probably be the fastest.

Just use one in single channel?

[LienusLateTips]

2 minutes ago, Atlas780 said:

Just use one in single channel?

My apologies, I had thought it was a set.

Try the Ballistix and the Samsung together and attempt to tighten the timings on the Samsung.

[boggy77]

i'd go with balistix and crucial in dual channel. should be able to tweak them to make them both run at 2400 C16

[Atlas780]

5 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

i'd go with balistix and crucial in dual channel. should be able to tweak them to make them both run at 2400 C16

I can overclock timing? Didn't know that

[LienusLateTips]

Just now, Atlas780 said:

I can overclock timing? Didn't know that

It's called "tightening" timings, you can find it in the RAM OC settings.

[boggy77]

Just now, Atlas780 said:

I can overclock timing? Didn't know that

yes, you should be able to tweak timings and increase voltage a bit to make it stable.