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Gonna assume "Ksi" is MSI and that "MGz" is mhz. 

 

Yes, it will work. DDR4 RAM is DDR4 RAM. Will have to enable an XMP profile on the motherboard to get it to run at 3000mhz, which shouldn't be too difficult. 

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Hey so I plan on build a pc and using my old ram sticks to save a bit of money and upgrade them later. I’ve just had a look at them and I am not sure if they will work with the motherboard. I plan on getting a Ksi B550A pro and want to put XPG DDr4 3000 MGz ram. Will they work together???

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Gonna assume "Ksi" is MSI and that "MGz" is mhz. 

 

Yes, it will work. DDR4 RAM is DDR4 RAM. Will have to enable an XMP profile on the motherboard to get it to run at 3000mhz, which shouldn't be too difficult. 

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9 minutes ago, Jonnyd1000 said:

Hey so I plan on build a pc and using my old ram sticks to save a bit of money and upgrade them later. I’ve just had a look at them and I am not sure if they will work with the motherboard. I plan on getting a Ksi B550A pro and want to put XPG DDr4 3000 MGz ram. Will they work together???

They should work. For XMP you may have to install the latest bios but generally your sticks should work.

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10 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Gonna assume "Ksi" is MSI and that "MGz" is mhz. 

 

Yes, it will work. DDR4 RAM is DDR4 RAM. Will have to enable an XMP profile on the motherboard to get it to run at 3000mhz, which shouldn't be too difficult. 

Hey thanks guys much appreciated

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