What Ram should I buy?

[grchris32]

Should I buy 2 HyperX Fury 4GB DDR4-2666MHz or 1 HyperX Fury 8GB DDR4-2933MHz and wait to get a second one? I felt that a faster Ram could help my 2400g's graphics card to have better performance but the dual channel 2666 are also good because they are dual channel, what should I do

 

[ron2456]

Always get dual channel when using apu.

 

[scout_03]

try to use ram that have 3200 in speed and a dual set .

 

[grchris32]

try to use ram that have 3200 in speed and a dual set .

next thing you're gonna tell me is to buy a 1080 ti instead

 

[grchris32]

Always get dual channel when using apu.

But then, wont I need to change sooner and it will also be more expensive?

 

[manddy123]

Always get dual channel when using apu.

But then, wont I need to change sooner and it will also be more expensive?

Why would you need to change?
If you motherboard has 4 slots you won't need to change a thing.

Also, getting a kit is a much more reliable choice since they're tested to work together. Compared to getting a single stick now and later another one, you have much less change of compatibility problems if you already bought them together.

Also, there are a lot of mainstream 2xxx Mhz RAM that are actually more expensive than 3xxx Mhz RAM, therefore if you can, you should get the faster.

Well, either option you'll probably have to upgrade soon, since 8GB is slowly dying as the standard for gaming rigs.
IMHO if you can opt for 16GB right of the bat, get the 8GB stick alone and pray for the RNG whenever you wish to upgrade that. That worse that can happen is that they won't work @dual-channel, giving you a bit less of performance.

 

[grchris32]

Always get dual channel when using apu.

But then, wont I need to change sooner and it will also be more expensive?

Why would you need to change?
If you motherboard has 4 slots you won't need to change a thing.

Also, getting a kit is a much more reliable choice since they're tested to work together. Compared to getting a single stick now and later another one, you have much less change of compatibility problems if you already bought them together.

Also, there are a lot of mainstream 2xxx Mhz RAM that are actually more expensive than 3xxx Mhz RAM, therefore if you can, you should get the faster.

Well, either option you'll probably have to upgrade soon, since 8GB is slowly dying as the standard for gaming rigs.
IMHO if you can opt for 16GB right of the bat, get the 8GB stick alone and pray for the RNG whenever you wish to upgrade that. That worse that can happen is that they won't work @dual-channel, giving you a bit less of performance.

So I should try and get x4 2666? (2 kits)

 

[manddy123]

So I should try and get x4 2666? (2 kits)

That would put unnecessary stress under the memory controller, and limit the total RAM you'd be able to put in your mobo.

I'd recommend getting 2x8GB anytime.