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Planning on upgrading ram... Suggestions?

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So I have a bit of money to spend (6000$) some of which I'm saving for that new origin screen desktop and some for the new Asus router and mobo; should I upgrade my ram from HyperX fury 2666mhz 32gb to rip jaws V 3600mhz?

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Certainly not, speed doesn't matter with RAM in your case and you won't notice a thing.

was just about to point out the apu, then noticed its ddr4

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Don't. 

You can always overclock your ram, too.

And why buy a prebuilt?

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Don't. 

You can always overclock your ram, too.

And why buy a prebuilt?

..prebuilt? Oh the origin, I was gonna use my own parts for it but I need to get the base from somewhere + I'll still have an original rig incase

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Don't. 

You can always overclock your ram, too.

And why buy a prebuilt?

How much could you oc the 2666 ddr4 fury to?
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How much could you oc the 2666 ddr4 fury to?

Well I dont have that ram, and it's all depending on the silicon lottery. 

Just do it like you would a CPU, with testing and stuff

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