Question Ram help!

[Hobart722]

I have just bought some corsair vengeance lpx c15 2x8gb 3000mhz sticks off amazon. And realised they are the v. 5 39 hiynix version and not the Samsung B dies.

I am planning on running them with a AMD 2400g and msi tomahawk (maybe the max for future proofing) for now. Until I can afford a better cpu and discrete gpu. I'm not bothered about overclocking. If I can get the ram to go to 2933 then I will be quite happy. I eventually just want an everyday Computer for work and gaming at high 60fps 1080p.

My question is, does the fact its the hiynix version and not the Samsung dies really matter? Should I return them and try get some Samsung ones??

Any help is appreciated, my first build and very confused

 

[jeremyj_83]

You will be fine with that memory. Just use the XMP profile in your BIOS to get it to run at 3000MHz.

 

[Hobart722]

You will be fine with that memory. Just use the XMP profile in your BIOS to get it to run at 3000MHz.

Is that with the sticks still being hynix instead of Samsung dies?

 

[jeremyj_83]

Is that with the sticks still being hynix instead of Samsung dies?

Yes. The manufacturer has stated that with XMP (or the AMD equivalent) that the RAM will run at 3000MHz. Hynix makes high quality RAM as well.

 

[DMAN999]

I agree with jeremyj_83, they should work well at their rated speed using the XMP profile as long as either your MB manufacturer OR Corsair has them listed as compatible with your MB.
I had Some G.Skill TridentZ 3200 MHz RAM that was Hynix AFC (A Die) and it was able to run at 3400 Mhz with tighter timings on my MB (see my signature) and an OC'd 2600.