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I was looking for 16gb of  dual channel ddr4 ram. For my budget, there was g skill ripjaws v series silver color for 63 bucks and there is ballistix sport lt for 70 bucks.

I looked at the review and the heat spreader of ripjaws are not that good? is there much of difference between these two rams or should I just go with cheap one which is ripjaws?

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Hyperx fury are good too.  G skill is a great brand but the crucial i havnt heard much about 

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They are both good, heatspreaders are not a total necessity anyways.

1 minute ago, RS2007GOD said:

Hyperx fury are good too.  G skill is a great brand but the crucial i havnt heard much about 

Crucial is a good memory brand, I have multiple machines with Crucial RAM and it never disappointed me

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