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7 minutes ago, atg117 said:

does ram manufacture mean anything (hynix,micron,samsung) when building a amd pc and i am not going to oc the ram?

Only when it's Samsung b-die.  It's the best for AMD or Intel and can provide the best speeds and timings.  Kits with CL 16-18-18 are usually Hynix or something else and kits with matching CL like 14-14-14 , 15-15-15 , or 16-16-16 are usually Samsung b-die.  If you find something with matching CL then compare it against the Samsung b-die finder: 

https://benzhaomin.github.io/bdiefinder/

 

Ryzen 2000 CPUs are much easier to run now with less expensive RAM kits like Hynix.  I had no problems with a 3200 16-18-18 Hynix kit, but I ugraded to a 3600 15-15-15 Samsung b-die for competitive benchmarking.   

does ram manufacture mean anything (hynix,micron,samsung) when building a amd pc and i am not going to oc the ram?

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7 minutes ago, atg117 said:

does ram manufacture mean anything (hynix,micron,samsung) when building a amd pc and i am not going to oc the ram?

Only when it's Samsung b-die.  It's the best for AMD or Intel and can provide the best speeds and timings.  Kits with CL 16-18-18 are usually Hynix or something else and kits with matching CL like 14-14-14 , 15-15-15 , or 16-16-16 are usually Samsung b-die.  If you find something with matching CL then compare it against the Samsung b-die finder: 

https://benzhaomin.github.io/bdiefinder/

 

Ryzen 2000 CPUs are much easier to run now with less expensive RAM kits like Hynix.  I had no problems with a 3200 16-18-18 Hynix kit, but I ugraded to a 3600 15-15-15 Samsung b-die for competitive benchmarking.   

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1 hour ago, nick name said:

Only when it's Samsung b-die.  It's the best for AMD or Intel and can provide the best speeds and timings.  Kits with CL 16-18-18 are usually Hynix or something else and kits with matching CL like 14-14-14 , 15-15-15 , or 16-16-16 are usually Samsung b-die.  If you find something with matching CL then compare it against the Samsung b-die finder: 

https://benzhaomin.github.io/bdiefinder/

 

Ryzen 2000 CPUs are much easier to run now with less expensive RAM kits like Hynix.  I had no problems with a 3200 16-18-18 Hynix kit, but I ugraded to a 3600 15-15-15 Samsung b-die for competitive benchmarking.   

so i can run hynix without a problem just in tearms for price i have got about 130 for ram sticks and it has to be compatible with the asus strix b350-f and it is very difficult to find 3000mhz ram

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1 hour ago, jonrosalia said:

RYZEN or older AMD?

 

also what's the budget?

its for a ryzen 5 1600 mobo is asus rog strix b350-f and i have about 130?

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1 hour ago, jonrosalia said:

RYZEN or older AMD?

 

also what's the budget?

also the ram i have looked at is on the qvl but after the part number it has in brackets ver(4.24) so i wanted to know if i have to pay attention to what manufacture the ram chips are for compatibility reasons  

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12 minutes ago, atg117 said:

so i can run hynix without a problem just in tearms for price i have got about 130 for ram sticks and it has to be compatible with the asus strix b350-f and it is very difficult to find 3000mhz ram

$130 US dollars?  Are you in the US?

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Just now, nick name said:

$130 US dollars?  Are you in the US?

no sorry 130 uk pounds

 

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Just now, atg117 said:

no sorry 130 uk pounds

 

130 to 150

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1 minute ago, atg117 said:

130 to 150

You can't find a 3200 kit for 130-150 pounds?

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the higher the clock speed and the lower the CL the better is basically how it works both numbers are important.

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1 minute ago, nick name said:

You can't find a 3200 kit for 130-150 pounds?

i have one from the qvl vengeance lpx but some people have sad that it might not so i thought i would ask about chipset manufactures before i go looking for other alternatives

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5 minutes ago, jonrosalia said:

the higher the clock speed and the lower the CL the better is basically how it works both numbers are important.

how low can the cl go?

 

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1 minute ago, atg117 said:

how low can the cl go?

 

At the price point your are shopping in you won't find better than 16-18-18 on a 3200 kit.  And the QVL list isn't gospel.  You will find kits not on it that will work fine with your setup.  

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2 minutes ago, nick name said:

At the price point your are shopping in you won't find better than 16-18-18 on a 3200 kit.  And the QVL list isn't gospel.  You will find kits not on it that will work fine with your setup.  

aw ok thanks for the info dont want to get it wrong need ram or it wont even boot, i guess i can ask for someone when i find a kit i like. and for amd ryzen what is better duel channel or quad channel?

 

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1 minute ago, atg117 said:

aw ok thanks for the info dont want to get it wrong need ram or it wont even boot, i guess i can ask for someone when i find a kit i like. and for amd ryzen what is better duel channel or quad channel?

 

Quad channel is Threadripper.  

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3 minutes ago, nick name said:

Quad channel is Threadripper.  

ok thanks man makes sense much appreciated 

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