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X470 Taichi with 3950x and I have excellent results with Team Group Dark Pro. Rock solid. Have 4x8Gb installed. No power-sucking RGB :D
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Ideally 3000 MHz or higher.
I have the 2600, and 3000mhz ram.
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cant go wrong with samsung b-die its the most flexible ram made
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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

this is the problem
buyers of 8gb (2x4) dont usually want to spend too much money

so would settle for 2133/2400 kits (just to get it working on 8gb)

buyers of 3200mhz ram are usually looking for max frames in games and would only be buying 16+gb

soooooooo

far far less 3200mhz+ 8gb ram kits for sale due to lack of demand

not to say you cant get them , just stocks and choices are far less

for what in effect should be a quite modest increase of the build cost i still would recommend 16gb , and in a few years you would see the wisdom of the extra cash now



I understand. That makes sense (the lack of demand for 8gb high speed).

As for relocating the drive, I could possibly do that if I buy a bracket to mount it in a 5.25 bay. As for getting a 2.5 SSD, well I'd rather not right now. The 2tb drive is only half full & 3 years old, so it still has some good life left. Once I get near filling it, I would have to think about a new drive.
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Originally posted by moonstarmac moonstarmac wrote:

Personally I use Team Group Vulcan memory. Haven't had any issues out of it, the XMP profile set without issue as well. I'm running a 16GB Kit (2x8GB).

TLZGD416G3000HC16CDC01 is the exact kit I have.


I think that one might fit. It does not look like the spreader is much above the board, and the specs on it say the height is 32mm or 1.259 inch. I believe my G.Skill is 1.25 inches. There's another related model listed which does not look like it has a spreader: [URL=https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QQSS3LG/ref=emc_b_5_t]T-Force T-1[/URL] Would that one work well with an AMD system as well?
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