Just need to buy the ram and im done! which of these 2 memory modules would you recommend?

[Dudeguy87]

Hey, so i've been going back and forth. I want to put 32 gigs of ram in this mother board.
http://www.asus.com/Commercial_Servers_Workstations/Z9PAD8/#specifications

I'm a fan of crucial ( i may consider kingston if you guys advise) and wanted to know

-should i buy 8 modules or will it be better to go with only 4? (must add to 32gb)
-should i go for DDR3 PC3-14900 or DDR3 PC3-12800? its the latency that throws me off.
-lastly, go with single or dual ranked? i feel like i want single but need advice.

this is for a workstation mostly for visual effects. (after effects, maya, c4d)
will have 2x Xeon E5-2630 v2 Ivy Bridge-EP 2.6GHz.

thanks guys, i already bought everything else, but crucial and asus hasnt been much help.

 

[Dudeguy87]

anyone?

 

[Krishna Moorthy]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148705

Getting 2 of these should do you fine and they are crucial just like you asked

 

[Tradesman1]

32gB total or for each CPU? If you want to utilize quad channel for each CPU you will want 8 sticks. I'd look to the 1866/10 unbuffered GSkill Ripjaws Z F3-2400C11Q2-64GZM - can get the 64 GB set if you need 32GB for each CPU or if looking for 32GB overall for the system then prob the 8x4GB RJ Z 1866/9 set F3-14900CL9Q2-32GBZL

With two CPUs you could also save a little an get an individual set for each CPU (a 4x8GB for each or a 4x4GB for each)....the Unbuffered are more cost effect and just as reliable as the more expensive Buffered sticks