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12 minutes ago, filpo said:

Just get whichever is cheaper

^^^

get whatevers the cheapest 6000c30/32 kit and be done with it, if 6400c32 is for some reason cheaper than 6000c30/32 then after enabling xmp youll want to manually set ram feequency to 6000 so its basically just 6000c32 with guaranteed 10000+ capable hynix a dies

 

as for brand preferences teamgroup (apparently has a tendancy to use hynix a die) and especially klevv (literally hynixes consumer divison) but this isnt worth spending over 5€ for and this is completely irrelevant for 6200 and up which are guaranteed hynix a die aside from that one corsair 6600 bin with microns but that one should be easy enough to avoid, also avoid crucial/micron cause microns are pretty crap on ddr5

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i need some help with ram

i need 32 gb ddr5 ram for around 100 euro's (i live in the Netherlands)

i saw a couple of options but i dont know what to chose and if they have amd xpo

i am pairing the ram with a ryzen 5 7600

https://www.megekko.nl/product/7962/1086787/DDR5-Geheugen/Lexar-DDR5-Ares-RGB-2x16GB-6400MHz-geheugenmodule

https://www.megekko.nl/product/7962/1078731/DDR5-Geheugen/Corsair-DDR5-Vengeance-2x16GB-6000-geheugenmodule

https://www.alternate.nl/G-Skill/32-GB-DDR5-5600-Kit-werkgeheugen/html/product/1819200

https://azerty.nl/product/team-group-t-force-delta-rgb-geheugen/4976918

tx:)

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6 minutes ago, PietervdWiel said:

i need some help with ram

i need 32 gb ddr5 ram for around 100 euro's (i live in the Netherlands)

i saw a couple of options but i dont know what to chose and if they have amd xpo

i am pairing the ram with a ryzen 5 7600

https://www.megekko.nl/product/7962/1086787/DDR5-Geheugen/Lexar-DDR5-Ares-RGB-2x16GB-6400MHz-geheugenmodule

https://www.megekko.nl/product/7962/1078731/DDR5-Geheugen/Corsair-DDR5-Vengeance-2x16GB-6000-geheugenmodule

https://www.alternate.nl/G-Skill/32-GB-DDR5-5600-Kit-werkgeheugen/html/product/1819200

https://azerty.nl/product/team-group-t-force-delta-rgb-geheugen/4976918

tx:)

Just get whichever is cheaper

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12 minutes ago, filpo said:

Just get whichever is cheaper

^^^

get whatevers the cheapest 6000c30/32 kit and be done with it, if 6400c32 is for some reason cheaper than 6000c30/32 then after enabling xmp youll want to manually set ram feequency to 6000 so its basically just 6000c32 with guaranteed 10000+ capable hynix a dies

 

as for brand preferences teamgroup (apparently has a tendancy to use hynix a die) and especially klevv (literally hynixes consumer divison) but this isnt worth spending over 5€ for and this is completely irrelevant for 6200 and up which are guaranteed hynix a die aside from that one corsair 6600 bin with microns but that one should be easy enough to avoid, also avoid crucial/micron cause microns are pretty crap on ddr5

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6 minutes ago, Somerandomtechyboi said:

^^^

get whatevers the cheapest 6000c30/32 kit and be done with it, if 6400c32 is for some reason cheaper than 6000c30/32 then after enabling xmp youll want to manually set ram feequency to 6000 so its basically just 6000c32 with guaranteed 10000+ capable hynix a dies

 

as for brand preferences teamgroup (apparently has a tendancy to use hynix a die) and especially klevv (literally hynixes consumer divison) but this isnt worth spending over 5€ for and this is completely irrelevant for 6200 and up which are guaranteed hynix a die aside from that one corsair 6600 bin with microns but that one should be easy enough to avoid, also avoid crucial/micron cause microns are pretty crap on ddr5

Tx for the help

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