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Did you just squander your funds?

Did you just squander your funds?

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TheLoneWolf09
Junior Member
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06-07-2018, 04:14 PM
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The website states it can handle up to 2666Mhz RAM speed, which varies based on the CPU model. The highest supported CPU is Core i9-9900T, allowing a combined 2GB of RAM at 1+1 configuration. This means you’re limited to 2666Mhz if you use that processor. For other CPUs like Core i3-8300, the maximum would be around 2400Mhz unless you can overclock it—something I’m unsure about but doubtful. Intel seems to restrict these specs for premium boards, which is why some people feel misled.
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TheLoneWolf09
06-07-2018, 04:14 PM #11

The website states it can handle up to 2666Mhz RAM speed, which varies based on the CPU model. The highest supported CPU is Core i9-9900T, allowing a combined 2GB of RAM at 1+1 configuration. This means you’re limited to 2666Mhz if you use that processor. For other CPUs like Core i3-8300, the maximum would be around 2400Mhz unless you can overclock it—something I’m unsure about but doubtful. Intel seems to restrict these specs for premium boards, which is why some people feel misled.

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Ob22007
Member
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06-15-2018, 08:38 AM
#12
It turns out your spending might have been well worth it, based on your location. It looks like 3200 MHz and 2666 MHz RAM are roughly the same price in the US, with the variation not exceeding $40—definitely a budget-friendly choice. Spoiler: it’s not as bad as it seems.
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Ob22007
06-15-2018, 08:38 AM #12

It turns out your spending might have been well worth it, based on your location. It looks like 3200 MHz and 2666 MHz RAM are roughly the same price in the US, with the variation not exceeding $40—definitely a budget-friendly choice. Spoiler: it’s not as bad as it seems.

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Darkshark606
Junior Member
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06-16-2018, 08:33 PM
#13
Purchase memory based on your available storage and processor. Choosing a higher quality memory than your system supports may lead the system to attempt faster speeds but fail to boot properly.
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Darkshark606
06-16-2018, 08:33 PM #13

Purchase memory based on your available storage and processor. Choosing a higher quality memory than your system supports may lead the system to attempt faster speeds but fail to boot properly.

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