Hey there
I need to buy RAM for my Kaby Lake build. I always used Corsair Vengeance DDR3.
I have not selected my motherboard yet, but likely will have Asus Prime or ROG Hero. Prime supports up to 3866 MHz (OC) Hero- 4133+ MHz (OC).
I am not a gamer, I do audio production, but I want to get the best performance out of my rig. What speed of memory should I get? I understand that to overclock the memory, I would have to enable XMP profile, right? That is all. On one of my builds with DDR3 (G-Skills)- I bought 1866MHz memory and it would not boot with XMP profile- I had to drop it to 1600 MHz and this is what I use.
Is there any advantage in getting higher memory speeds? What is the risk? What is the chance it will be acting out? What is the most safe, popular, tested configuration?
I am planning on getting 4 16GB sticks (or may be 2 now and 2 later) like these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820236094
What speed should I buy?
Thank you.
I need to buy RAM for my Kaby Lake build. I always used Corsair Vengeance DDR3.
I have not selected my motherboard yet, but likely will have Asus Prime or ROG Hero. Prime supports up to 3866 MHz (OC) Hero- 4133+ MHz (OC).
I am not a gamer, I do audio production, but I want to get the best performance out of my rig. What speed of memory should I get? I understand that to overclock the memory, I would have to enable XMP profile, right? That is all. On one of my builds with DDR3 (G-Skills)- I bought 1866MHz memory and it would not boot with XMP profile- I had to drop it to 1600 MHz and this is what I use.
Is there any advantage in getting higher memory speeds? What is the risk? What is the chance it will be acting out? What is the most safe, popular, tested configuration?
I am planning on getting 4 16GB sticks (or may be 2 now and 2 later) like these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820236094
What speed should I buy?
Thank you.