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Seems simple enough. But I'm having what they call analysis paralysis. Lol. Seriously. I'm caught up over samsung B-die nonsense hype, even though I have no plans of oc'ing, and if I did down the line it'd only be to ensure I get the 3200 advertised rather than 2800.
Plus, my understanding off DDR4 is that it sends insane amounts of data per nanosecond. My brain is telling me that anything over 2600 is more than enough. Besides the 'potential' more steady fps in a game or two it might help the machine perform better and more stable with several things open, like streaming w/ multiple programs open. Or for longer term tasks like some youtube rendering I might be doing soon.
Really though, I don't think I need or see all that much of a difference and while I'd like to achieve the speeds on the side of the box I'm not super worried about doing that immediately and am def patient enough to see if it gets there through updates to BIOS/mobo/processor whatever.
Looking at some model who land in the $150-$170 range. THen I got feedback that with an extra $50 I'd have no worries. THen again if I spend an extra $50 on every bit of my computer my high-mid end computer would be $1200+.
That's where my brain is at. Part of me is looking for an 'you'll be fine with x' and part of me is making sure I understand enough to make that decision. It's almost a fear of not knnowing what I might not know.
MSI x470 Gaming Pro Carbon
Ryzen 5 2600
I'd like to buy from Amazon. I get cashback on purchases with Discover and it'll enable me to go for a Rx 580 for basically free/with money already spent.
Some I'm looking at on QVL list:
https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Vengeance-3000MHz-Desktop-Memory/dp/B0134EW7G8?th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Vengeance-3000MHz-Desktop-Memory/dp/B07BWQVYC5?th=1
If you look closely between those two, there's two options for 8 x 2 =16 choices. One lists the model number the other doesn't. I can't find a way to identify what versions they are. My QVL though does suggest that it could be samsung,
LPX Grey was released on March 1st 2018 and the other was released July 20th. If that helps. i can't find anything about corsair version releases. In a way you could shop them by release date/first available.
Anyway, I'd appreciate quicker responses. This turned into a book. Just really been stressed more than I should be and want to pull the trigger on this.
Plus, my understanding off DDR4 is that it sends insane amounts of data per nanosecond. My brain is telling me that anything over 2600 is more than enough. Besides the 'potential' more steady fps in a game or two it might help the machine perform better and more stable with several things open, like streaming w/ multiple programs open. Or for longer term tasks like some youtube rendering I might be doing soon.
Really though, I don't think I need or see all that much of a difference and while I'd like to achieve the speeds on the side of the box I'm not super worried about doing that immediately and am def patient enough to see if it gets there through updates to BIOS/mobo/processor whatever.
Looking at some model who land in the $150-$170 range. THen I got feedback that with an extra $50 I'd have no worries. THen again if I spend an extra $50 on every bit of my computer my high-mid end computer would be $1200+.
That's where my brain is at. Part of me is looking for an 'you'll be fine with x' and part of me is making sure I understand enough to make that decision. It's almost a fear of not knnowing what I might not know.
MSI x470 Gaming Pro Carbon
Ryzen 5 2600
I'd like to buy from Amazon. I get cashback on purchases with Discover and it'll enable me to go for a Rx 580 for basically free/with money already spent.
Some I'm looking at on QVL list:
https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Vengeance-3000MHz-Desktop-Memory/dp/B0134EW7G8?th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Vengeance-3000MHz-Desktop-Memory/dp/B07BWQVYC5?th=1
If you look closely between those two, there's two options for 8 x 2 =16 choices. One lists the model number the other doesn't. I can't find a way to identify what versions they are. My QVL though does suggest that it could be samsung,
LPX Grey was released on March 1st 2018 and the other was released July 20th. If that helps. i can't find anything about corsair version releases. In a way you could shop them by release date/first available.
Anyway, I'd appreciate quicker responses. This turned into a book. Just really been stressed more than I should be and want to pull the trigger on this.
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