Which DDR4 RAM?

[DrDrae]

Hey!
I'm searching for a 8GB DDR4 Kit for my Skylake build.

I've got 80€ left for the RAM.

What about the Kingston Fury X 2666MHz CL15-17-17? (71€)

Is it better than the kit with 2400MHz CL15-15-15? (65€)

I also found G.Skill Ripjaws V clocked at 2800MHz CL15-15-15 for 75€ (best deal, isn't it?)

Or should I take something cheaper like Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 2400MHz Cl16-16-16 for about 60€

Which Kit would you recommend?

Thanks in advance! 

 

[JnKTechstuff]

G.Skill Ripjaws V clocked at 2800MHz

 

It really wont matter that much when it comes to performance

[Senzelian]

Hey!

I'm searching for a 8GB DDR4 Kit for my Skylake build.

I've got 80€ left for the RAM.

What about the Kingston Fury X 2666MHz CL15-17-17? (71€)

Is it better than the kit with 2400MHz CL15-15-15? (65€)

I also found G.Skill Ripjaws V clocked at 2800MHz CL15-15-15 for 75€ (best deal, isn't it?)

Or should I take something cheaper like Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 2400MHz Cl16-16-16 for about 60€

Which Kit would you recommend?

Thanks in advance! 

I would take the 2400MHz Fury X kit, because I think they look the best and because it's the cheapest one.

Performance wise you won't notice anything.

[DrDrae]

Thanks for the replies!

Has the RAM clock any impact on the OCability?

[Curufinwe_wins]

Thanks for the replies!

Has the RAM clock any impact on the OCability?

In theory no. It is possible it may make a slight difference, but it is not in any way likely.

I am running the ballistic sport 32 GB kit atm because I love the way it looks, and it was very cost effective.