Not the cheapest 32GB RAM, but this is 3600 mHz, and from Toms hardware's review on their 16GB 3200mHz kit, it is quite overclockeable, and Asus motherboard is optimised for a module used by Vulcan Z.
And this is low profile as well, a little bonus for the D15 or HTPC cooler users out there.
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LPX is 33.53mm, this is 32mm
https://help.corsair.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051011331-DDR4…
https://www.teamgroupinc.com/en/product/vulcan-z-ddr4
Is this Team T Force as good as this deal? Don't know much about Team brand.
https://www.amazon.com.au/Corsair-Vengeance-PC4-25600-Deskto…
That ram kit you linked is 3200Mhz and C16 compared to this deal which is 3600Mhz and C18.
I can't speak for what they mean nor if this brand is good though, someone else can chime in because i'd love to know myself.
I'm replacing my LPX 3600mzh with this one, as I need more ram and my particular LPX kit doesn't like overclocking at all. Your mileage may vary, since LPX uses many different dies from a few manufacturers.
Is this good quality ram for 3600MHZ? I'm building a 5600x, 3060ti build. Should i go for this or spend a bit extra on a better brand?
From my understanding, speed and timing differences aren't a HUGE deal. Between the deal I posted above and the OP deal we have slight difference in speed and timing. Team kit also released Nov 2020 whereas Corsair released 2019. Corsair however has a much better reputation from my understanding. Hopefully someone with more knowledge can chime in
Brand doesn't make too much difference when it comes to RAM because none of the companies you buy from actually manufactures the chips (except crucial, which is part of micron). The dies come from either Samsung, Micron or SK Hynix. Based on the speeds listed in the post this is probably something hynix or samsung C-die, not the coveted B-die or micron E-die.
From what I've heard Corsair has a bad reputation for using different memory chips in the same SKU, like mixing Hynix and Samsung chips into the same speed bins
I never used Vulcan z, but I have a set of Dark z in a home server running at rated xmp speed 3200mhz, cl16, no problem for a year so far. But this is just my experience.
I'm using their 3200MHz CL16 version with the Raisen build, no issues so far. It was quite a bit cheaper during the last year Black Friday sale, around 560 for 4x32GB delivered from newegg.
Anybody got a good deal on 2×16gb 2400Mhz of any brand? Want to upgrade my laptop
Don't know much about RAM, but I believe something like this will still work on lower speed?
Shipped and sold by Amazon AU too in case you get any issues.
Seems pretty decent. Thanks! Good price gauge, might wait a bit longer and see if I can save another $20-30
Below $100/16GB is a good price for DDR4 SODIMM. Check your laptop compatibility with 2666MHz. Some laptops will be fine with faster RAM and some won’t. I’ve had to buy 2400MHz RAM for higher price because the computer didn’t want to work with 2666MHz RAM.
@modded: It's even more expensive to buy 2400MHz, about $120/16GB. Unless 2666MHz could be bought and work throttled to 2400MHz.
I paid $159 for the CL16 3200 version of this from CentreCom a few months ago.
Worth holding I think.
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18-22-22-42, this is a bottom tier ram, don't expect much overclocking
Im confused can you explain these numbers? Been ages since ive even thought about building a computer.
These are the latency related to the quality of the memory modules. The lower the latency, the better quality of the silicon.
Good for cheap builds with the new APUs though.
Would these be considered low profile rams? asking because my top mounted AiO can only fit low profile rams like corsair LPX