ddr5 Ram kit

[rafaelsnake]

i can buy an asus proart b760 creator ddr5 mobo for €125 (mayby a littlebit less)
i live in the eu and im looking for a ram kit to pair with the mobo.
cpu = 12400f or 12600kf


does anyone know which of these ram kits are the best while not being inconsistent or unreliable?

Patriot Viper Venom RGB 32 GB 6000 cl 36 €103 new)
corsair vengeance 32gb:
6000 cl 36 ( €90 second hand)
5600 cl 36 (€65 second hand)
5200 cl 40 (€67,50 second hand)
6000 cl 36 (€77,50 second hand)
6400 cl 36 (€87.50 second hand)

[Hinjima]

23 minutes ago, rafaelsnake said:

i can buy an asus proart b760 creator ddr5 mobo for €125 (mayby a littlebit less)
i live in the eu and im looking for a ram kit to pair with the mobo.
cpu = 12400f or 12600kf


does anyone know which of these ram kits are the best while not being inconsistent or unreliable?

Patriot Viper Venom RGB 32 GB 6000 cl 36 €103 new)
corsair vengeance 32gb:
6000 cl 36 ( €90 second hand)
5600 cl 36 (€65 second hand)
5200 cl 40 (€67,50 second hand)
6000 cl 36 (€77,50 second hand)
6400 cl 36 (€87.50 second hand)

All the kits should work as they are not overly high in clockspeed. 6000Mhz CL30 is the sweetspot.

 

You can go through the motherboards QVL ( Memory compatability list ) and check for yourself.

Just because a DDR5 kit isn't listed doesn't mean it wont work however, they can't test every single kit out there.. There are litteraly thousands.

https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/proart/proart-b760-creator/helpdesk_qvl_memory?model2Name=ProArt-B760-CREATOR

[Tetras]

If you're getting a 12400, I'd lean towards the slower speeds, because from what I've seen a few posts lately, their memory controllers can be surprisingly poopy.

 

That said, you can always just downclock it yourself and for future CPU upgrades, you don't really want to be stuck with slooooowwww memory forever.