New X370 Taichi build

well asrock already has in house some x470 taichi (two versions)  one normal and one ultimate
it wont take long b4 they get available in shops

I am using the G Skill Trident Z F4-3600C16Q-32GTZR and am happy with them.  This is a quad group with RGB but you can get the same in the Dual group.  The number is F4-3600C16D-16GTZR.  Currently running at 3333 with no issues.  Just have not had time to increase the speed on the RAM.

There are many memory units that are compatible with this board.  I chose G Skill because I had them in my last build and over the last 25 years or so, I developed a great trust in G Skill memory.  I have tried Corsair, Crucial, Patriot, Dell, G Skill, Muskin, Micron, etc, etc, etc... ,and a host of others that have claimed to be "the best OC memory and the best stable memory on the planet".  For me, G Skill is the only one that fits that statement.

Right now, it is who ever has the Samsung B Chips that seem to work best with the Ryzen and Asrock boards.  There are many memory manufacturers that use these chips, so it is just preference to the builder and right now, I trust G Skill memory more than anyone else.  But there are others that will stand behind their memory just as strongly and they work just as good.

Whatever you choose, make sure that it is solid memory and make sure you know the chip manufacturer and what the series is.

Also single file single rank seems to work very well.  The G Skill mentioned above are SF SR.

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if you want good ,avoid dominator

id avoid rgb ram myself as well just to prevent it talking down the dram bus to make stupid lights
my own opinion of course

tridentz is what i use in my taichi and have had good results from day one of am4

and its still not on the qvl

Much posted will prove anecdotal, as from system to system you'd discover nuances that can make a lot of difference.

Wish I could have done better yet there isn't really a "better' to do.