Memory advice for Ryzen AM5

there are many videos dedicated to performance reviews of AM5 CPUs and speeds and latency and so on.

Just get 6000 MT/s speed RAM. Try get Hynix chips. Don’t overspend.
 
Mr G said:
What brand uses Hynix?
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You’ll need to check Reddit or review sources because all of the brands mix and match between Hynix, Samsung, Micron etc

I know that TeamGroup has the name Hynix in the product description on some of their retailer websites (I cannot link to a competitors website).

If you’re not going to overclock, just get 6000 MT/s RAM with the tightest timings and don’t worry about it.
 
Any of these will do.

You don’t need to overthink RAM, it’s all pretty good and you’ll see a small difference in performance between slower and faster kits.

Have a look at the Kingston Fury kit and see if that’s still using Hynix, last time I checked it was. Check Reddit.

www.overclockers.co.uk

6000 MHz DDR5 RAM

Upgrade your computer with blazing-fast memory, utilising a 6000MHz DDR5 RAM kit ideal for enthusiasts and professionals who like to multitask.
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6000 is not officially supported by 7600X; officially support only goes up to 5200. Although the internet widely reports success with 6000 kits so I don't think you need to worry about that. If you're primarily gaming, there isn't a lot of difference in performance between faster and slower memory (once you're past the real potato stuff) so, personally, I'd buy based on cost and, if you're budget constrained, prioritise getting 32Gb over getting the highest speeds.
 
Team Group have an excellent 600Hz CL30 at 1.35V. Similar Corsair slightly more expensive and needs 1.4V. Sure it can be optimised, but out of the box at 109ish, the team group is a very good bet.
 
I have found a Kingston set KF560C36BBEAK2-32, 6000MT, SS. SK Hynix, 36-38-38-80, 1.35v, 32GB kit.
 
ZXSpectrum said:
Get what you can today. After the earthquake in Taiwan earlier i can see it doubling in price in the next few days. :(
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Taiwan is one of the most Earthquake prone countries in the world, it has multiple quakes a year. This one, on the other side of the island to the major production facilities won't have much effect on prices.
 
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