[SOLVED] Mixing Kingston HyperX and Corsair LPX Vengeance. Safe?

[Likrel]

I have 4 sticks of RAM and each pair of sticks has a different branding.
Both have the same speed, size and slot. 3200MHz, 8GB and DDR4.

The only difference I believe is the voltage speed, memory profile and latency speed (maybe more).
I am not a whizz on this kind of stuff and this is my first time adding additional RAM and with a different brand.
Will this cause complications or is it safe?

 

[mamasan2000]

Even if you had the same brand, same speed, same timings, everything the same it is not guaranteed to work, UNLESS they all came in the same kit of 4 sticks.
Your kits have different timings? I wouldn't want to be in your shoes. But if you have to, try to set the timings, manually, of the slowest kit, see if it works.

 

[LordVile]

I have 4 sticks of RAM and each pair of sticks has a different branding.
Both have the same speed, size and slot. 3200MHz, 8GB and DDR4.

The only difference I believe is the voltage speed, memory profile and latency speed (maybe more).
I am not a whizz on this kind of stuff and this is my first time adding additional RAM and with a different brand.
Will this cause complications or is it safe?

It won’t kill anything but it’s a toss up if it works or not

 

[Likrel]

My motherboard is the Gigabyte Z390 Gaming X.
I heard/read the RAM issue can be motherboard related.
Would it still be somewhat safe if I apply those sticks to this Motherboard?

 

[USAFRet]

My motherboard is the Gigabyte Z390 Gaming X.
I heard/read the RAM issue can be motherboard related.
Would it still be somewhat safe if I apply those sticks to this Motherboard?

"safe", as in "Won't explode" - sure.

"safe", as in "Will it work" - Maybe.