Question Is Mushkin ram good?

[Valencious]

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Hello,

I'm planning to buy 64GB of Mushkin ram* with 3200mhz for my 7 5800x, since I've heard, that the 7 5800x only supports up to 3200mhz. But I'm wondering If Mushkin ram is trusted and often used since I don't see it very often.

Thanks for all answers! This is a great community :')

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[jeremyj_83]

[Germans may know more about this: Somehow there are the same articles on Alternate but with different price? (!) ]

Hello,

I'm planning to buy 64GB of Mushkin ram* with 3200mhz for my 7 5800x, since I've heard, that the 7 5800x only supports up to 3200mhz. But I'm wondering If Mushkin ram is trusted and often used since I don't see it very often.

Thanks for all answers! This is a great community :')

*
https://www.alternate.de/html/produ...vHHQbPUgyfFN2rvaJOGdOR02plGrTxZRoC9roQAvD_BwE

The quick answer is yes Mushkin RAM is good.

The Ryzen 7 5800X official spec is for 3200MHz RAM, however, most people have no problem running 3600MHz RAM. The 3600MHz RAM seems to be the sweet spot for price/performance in Ryzens. All you would do is enable the XMP profile in BIOS to run at 3600MHz.

 

[Valencious]

The quick answer is yes Mushkin RAM is good.

The Ryzen 7 5800X official spec is for 3200MHz RAM, however, most people have no problem running 3600MHz RAM. The 3600MHz RAM seems to be the sweet spot for price/performance in Ryzens. All you would do is enable the XMP profile in BIOS to run at 3600MHz.

Thanks for the quick&easy response :') I' m new to all this and just understand the basics so your answer was perfect for me. I guess I'll get some 3600mhz ram then^^