so , do you think it will work as yours?? my r 5 1600 will it work fine with those?I'll just tell you this:
For my Ryzen 5 2400G paired with a mid range B350 motherboard, I initially bought a pair of G.Skill Ripjaws 4 rated at 3200 MT/s: bad mistake, it's an old model and for the life of me, I couldn't get past 2800 MT/s.
So I sold them and bought a pair of TridentZ: they worked fine for some months then one of the modules miserably failed and I had to send them back.
What I have now is 16Gb kit of Patriot Viper 4 3200 and so far I'm really happy about it: rock solid, no frills, no hacks, they just worked right away.
So that's my recommendation.
It really depends on the motherboard: a B450 chipset will handle high ram speeds way better than a B350 for example. A dirt cheap motherboard could have issues compared to a more expensive one with the same chipset and so on.so , do you think it will work as yours?? my r 5 1600 will it work fine with those?
The mb i want is an asus rog strix b350-f gaming andin what page could i see the compatibility
he mb i want is an asus rog strix b350-f gaming and in what page could i see the compatibility?It really depends on the motherboard: a B450 chipset will handle high ram speeds way better than a B350 for example. A dirt cheap motherboard could have issues compared to a more expensive one with the same chipset and so on.
However you should check the memory compatibilty list on your motherboard's manufacturer website to be absolutely sure the ram will work fine. The Patriot kit I mentioned was indeed in that list for my own mainboard, which is a Gigabyte AB-350 Gaming.
last question what happens if there says another thing for example an 2x4 ram pit viper 3200mhz what happens if i buy one but on 2x8 ??You can find it here:
ROG STRIX B350-F GAMING | Motherboards | ROG Global
www.asus.com