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Just wanting to throw a quick question out there about the compatability of Corsair Dominator memory with the MSI B350M Mortar Arctic.. do they work? I know they are not on the QVL, but will they still work, even if not at full speed? Also.. What memory are you using with your Mortar Arctic? I've got everything down for my build but memory..

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Should work. Ryzen is old enough to work with nearly all RAM

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What timing set? I got a CL16 3200Mhz set for my MSI X370 Pro Gaming Carbon and it runs at 2933Mhz stable (or I'm just a pleb who can't get it to 3200Mhz)

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3 minutes ago, Minibois said:

What timing set? I got a CL16 3200Mhz set for my MSI X370 Pro Gaming Carbon and it runs at 2933Mhz stable (or I'm just a pleb who can't get it to 3200Mhz)

Well.. whichever one will work, trying to decide what to go for.. was looking at the 3200's since they're as much as 3000 here, or just about..

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Just now, cdavidsson said:

Well.. whichever one will work, trying to decide what to go for.. was looking at the 3200's since they're as much as 3000 here, or just about..

Well, as I said I personally have a CL16 set and can get 2933Mhz, but I know of people with the same motherboard and same memory (a CL14 set though) getting the 3200Mhz.

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