DDR4 8GB 2933 MHz CL15 chipset
DDR4 8GB 2933 MHz CL15 chipset
I reside in East-Europe and am searching for DDR4 2933mhz CL15 8BG modules for my desktop. It appears such parts are uncommon. eBay offers a reliable seller, but purchasing from there can be risky. Currently I stick with 1333mhz modules at 19MHz since nothing better exists. A 32GB Kingston HyperX Predator RGB DDR4 PC423400 2933MHz Quad Memory Kit (4x8GB) is available on eBay and matches the motherboard I use with my i7-10700k. https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B46...v-10/sp#sp Do any experienced tech experts know of better options at a fair price? Or can you help me find more details about this? Updated December 25, 2021 by Tonis89
This feature supports your needs without requiring XMP. While XMP is compatible with most CPUs, a 12th generation processor ensures you can likely run at 3600 MHz. Are you aiming to increase your existing RAM capacity or are you purchasing RAM for the first time? If you already own a PC and want to upgrade its RAM, do you know the current amount it contains?
You're asking about XMP profiles for additional memory support across various speeds. It seems you're considering upgrading from your current T-CRATE 4*8GB 1333MHz to a higher-speed option while maintaining similar performance. You mentioned checking CPU-Z for accuracy and are looking for faster memory with better CL latency.
1333 equals 2666, DDR stands for double data rate, so the speed is 2666 MHz—but doubling it because of DDR makes it 5333, which is quite slow. I’d consider a 3600 kit instead. After installation, you should enable XMP in the BIOS; it’s highly likely to succeed. If it fails, create a new thread and tag me so someone can assist or I’ll handle it myself. XMP usually works, though it’s technically an overclock. About 99.9% of Intel chips will run at 3600 without problems. I recommend going for 3600 since it’s faster and more commonly available.
Here’s a revised version of your message:
This is the information I obtained from CPU-Z. It provides details beyond what I have. I shared the precise motherboard link earlier, which I now have.