are you adding ram to a system or building a system?? if your adding to a system run crucial memory advisor it read your motherboard and ram and tell you the speed of the ram and the max ram the mb can take. if your building a new pc with ddr3 ram you want 1600 speed at 1.5v with 9x timing as default ram. if you can buy 1866 or faster for the same amount do it. for ddr4 ram look for 2100 as stock speed at 1.2v 2400 or faster at 1.2v is what your looking for.
are you adding ram to a system or building a system?? if your adding to a system run crucial memory advisor it read your motherboard and ram and tell you the speed of the ram and the max ram the mb can take. if your building a new pc with ddr3 ram you want 1600 speed at 1.5v with 9x timing as default ram. if you can buy 1866 or faster for the same amount do it. for ddr4 ram look for 2100 as stock speed at 1.2v 2400 or faster at 1.2v is what your looking for.
Mobo specs show up to DDR4 3466, your CPU (the defining factor) is capable of of most any DDR4 data rate (may require an OC for the higher), I'd look at 2x8GB GSkill Ripjaws V or Trident Z in 2800 or 3000
Mobo specs show up to DDR4 3466, your CPU (the defining factor) is capable of of most any DDR4 data rate (may require an OC for the higher), I'd look at 2x8GB GSkill Ripjaws V or Trident Z in 2800 or 3000
thanks for the reply mate , can you recommened me 64gb ddr please for my pc cheers. dont worry about price i want the best.
i currently have kingston .
what if i get those ripjaws memory will this boost my pc in editing etc and games maybe.