Best memory for Ryzen?

opethdisciple

opethdisciple

opethdisciple

Soldato
Joined
18 May 2010
Posts
24,060
Location
London
Thinking of replacing my corsair ram as it really isn't Ryzen friendly.

I know the 8 pack stuff is meant to be the best but is this still the case?

Is this the right 8 pack ram?

I'd probably have to take the heat spreader off as I have a Noctua cooler and I doubt there'd be space.

I just want plug in, set DOCP, done.

What ram will achieve this?

Specs in signature.

The ram I have is this. Does any one know if they are similar high to the 8 pack stuff?
 
Last edited:
opethdisciple said:
Thinking of replacing my corsair ram as it really isn't Ryzen friendly.

I know the 8 pack stuff is meant to be the best but is this still the case?

Is this the right 8 pack ram?

I'd probably have to take the heat spreader off as I have a Noctua cooler and I doubt there'd be space.

I just want plug in, set DOCP, done.

What ram will achieve this?

Specs in signature.

The ram I have is this. Does any one know if they are similar high to the 8 pack stuff?
Click to expand...

No contest.
Get the 8Pack Team Group stuff. I've replied to your post in that thread even with an image of a Noctua air cooler on your board.
 
The general consensus with ryzen is there isn't much benefit above 3200Mhz, so i just saved my money when i swapped from the corsair stuff i had before.
and the 8-pack kits are well known for there ability to overclock so you could just clock the 3200 kit up a little if your chips IMC can handle it.
 
sdavlaws said:
The general consensus with ryzen is there isn't much benefit above 3200Mhz, so i just saved my money when i swapped from the corsair stuff i had before.
and the 8-pack kits are well known for there ability to overclock so you could just clock the 3200 kit up a little if your chips IMC can handle it.
Click to expand...

We have exactly the same kit. Even the same OC. :D
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom