Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro SL 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz CL16 DDR4 RAM - White $59, Black $69 + Shipping ($0 MEL C&C) @ PC Case Gear

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stevelo on 27/05/2024 - 17:50 pccasegear.com (391 clicks)
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Pretty good price for a white RGB DDR4
3200MHz CL16 DDR4 White memory, tested latency of 16-20-20-38, 1.35V, dynamic multi-zone RGB lighting, 288 memory pin, compact form factor, XMP 2.0 support, and is optimised for Intel and AMD motherboards.

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  randomusername2017 on 27/05/2024 - 17:51

  Free?¿

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  MBix on 27/05/2024 - 18:51

  I'm hoping someone much more cluey than I could possibly tell me if adding these two modules to my current 16gb would cause any issues?

  https://imgur.com/a/k3zjrJL

  Above is what I'm currently running 2 slots of.

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    lordra on 27/05/2024 - 19:32

    What mobo+cpu combo do you have?
    If you post a pcpp list, we can advise better.

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      MBix on 27/05/2024 - 19:51

      Running a B450M Mortar Max with a Ryzen 7 3700X

      Thanks :)

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    netsurfer on 27/05/2024 - 19:55

    Hard to tell because your current DDR4-3200 RAM modules are rated at 1.2V (and that's why they have more conservative timings 22-22-22-52). These ones are 1.35V so you need your motherboard to be smart on XMP and realise it has to operate on 1.35V. It is also unclear the memory timings the motherboard will use if you set to XMP. If you go manual timings, you will have to run some tests.

    I "think" PCCG has good after sale service, but I have never used their after sales service so far (touch wood).

    I have a B450M Mortar (non max model, so it is inferior). The non-max one's XMP support is not that great to be honest. I have a set of Micron E die RAM modules (DDR4-3600) and when I changed modules to another set and back, it did incorrectly detected the Micron DDR4-3600 ones initially (and attempted 1.2V, despite the XMP is set to 1.35V). I don't have such problem with an el cheapo B550 board.

    Provide a screenshot of memory tab if possible. That screenshot you provided shows only the rated timings.

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      MBix on 27/05/2024 - 20:08

      One thing I've previously noticed in my BIOS is when trying to tinker with XMP the only setting I could really come across was a button saying ENABLE A-XMP however it says NON SUPPORTED. I assume that's with my particular RAM, but I never could fully figure it out.

      Here's the Memory Tab, it seems like it might just be safer to grab 2 more of the same stick I have considering I'm not really too up to speed on adjusting all of these settings in BIOS

      https://imgur.com/a/hSZ8Wc0

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        netsurfer on 27/05/2024 - 20:14

        Okay, so you are just using rated setting with 1.2V. Yeah, it makes sense about lack of proper XMP support because those 1.2V ones are the older batches of RAM. Even my Micron DDR4-3600's XMP coding is iffy on AMD AM4.

        Your RAM kit has low power usage, but if you want fast timings, you need to go for 1.35V kits. I don't recommend you get another set of them… but if you must:

        Crucial 8GB (1x8GB) CT8G4DFS832A 3200MHz DDR4 RAM - $29.00 per module

        Or, are you brave enough to try your RAM modules at 16-20-20-38-58 1.35V?

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          MBix on 27/05/2024 - 21:15

          @netsurfer:

          Or, are you brave enough to try your RAM modules at 16-20-20-38-58 1.35V?

          What would the worst case scenario be here? Needing completely new RAM across the board? haha

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            HandsomeMonkey on 27/05/2024 - 21:45

            @MBix: Your PC won't boot and you'll have to reset the bios.