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Ryzen ram compatibility

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Go to solution Solved by Christophe Corazza,

Yes, those RAM modules work fine.

However, Ryzen appears to benefit from higher RAM speeds due to its 'Infinity Fabric'. I would suggest going for a higher RAM speed instead, something like 3000 MHz (or above) would already be a nice improvement.

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Yes, those RAM modules work fine.

However, Ryzen appears to benefit from higher RAM speeds due to its 'Infinity Fabric'. I would suggest going for a higher RAM speed instead, something like 3000 MHz (or above) would already be a nice improvement.

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ram compatibility is no longer a major issue on Ryzen(and hasnt been for almost a year).

 

but like @Christophe Corazzasaid, its greatly benefits from higher speed ram(and its very noticeable) i'd suggest 3000+MHz

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