Are you looking for a similar RAM model in Mobo QVL that differs from your current setup?
Are you looking for a similar RAM model in Mobo QVL that differs from your current setup?
Hello. I am installing two PCs using the X670e-e Gaming Wi-Fi and X870e-e Gaming Wi-Fi adapters, both from ASUS, with 9800x3d and 9950x3d specifications respectively.
I have two sets of 64GB DDR5 RAM, CMK64GX5M2B6000Z30 by Corsair for these setups.
The issue is that the QVL for both motherboards shows a close match to CMK64GX5M2B6000Z28 (version 5.43.01), but not mine, which uses Z30/CL30.
Is this because they didn’t test every variant, or should I have specifically purchased the Z28 model?
There is a Z30 Corsair 2x32 6000 listed, but it’s a different RAM type with RGB lighting and higher heatsinks.
Will these RAM kits fit with my adapters for the rigs I’m building? I plan to just enable Expo and leave it as is.
No, but it's highly likely. There are memory profiles for AMD chips, and the memory controller is located on the CPU rather than the motherboard. In the worst scenario, you could contact Corsair and they would probably replace them if they didn't function properly in your system.
you're in argentina without official support, so if it doesn't work you might need to sell the current one and buy another. to be sure it functions, check if it boots up—then it's likely working.
Corsair maintains a presence in Argentina. Purchasing from an authorized seller ensures availability, as many items require shipping to the country if not already present locally.
Where to purchase
Corsair
www.corsair.com
Booting is a solid beginning. After that, configure EXPO. At this stage, perform a memory test. MemTest86 is highly recommended. However, basic system stability during memory usage remains satisfactory.