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DRD5 Ram Kit

DRD5 Ram Kit

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tomcrafter9
Junior Member
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05-10-2023, 02:53 PM
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I can purchase an ASUS ProArt B760 creator DDR5 MMO for around €125 (possibly a bit cheaper). I’m based in the EU and need a RAM kit to go with the motherboard. The CPU options are 12400F or 12600KF—anyone have recommendations for reliable kits that fit without issues? Also, here are some Corsair Viper Venom RGB 32GB options: 6000CL36 (€103 new), 5600CL36 (€90 used), 5200CL40 (€67.50 used), 6000CL36 (€77.50 used), and 6400CL36 (€87.50 used).
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tomcrafter9
05-10-2023, 02:53 PM #1

I can purchase an ASUS ProArt B760 creator DDR5 MMO for around €125 (possibly a bit cheaper). I’m based in the EU and need a RAM kit to go with the motherboard. The CPU options are 12400F or 12600KF—anyone have recommendations for reliable kits that fit without issues? Also, here are some Corsair Viper Venom RGB 32GB options: 6000CL36 (€103 new), 5600CL36 (€90 used), 5200CL40 (€67.50 used), 6000CL36 (€77.50 used), and 6400CL36 (€87.50 used).

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Cynnex
Junior Member
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05-29-2023, 01:54 AM
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All kits perform well since they aren’t too fast in clock speed. The 6000Mhz CL30 is ideal. Review the motherboards’ QVL (memory compatibility list) to verify yourself. Not every DDR5 kit appears there, but that doesn’t mean it won’t work; they can’t test all available options. There are thousands of them available.
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Cynnex
05-29-2023, 01:54 AM #2

All kits perform well since they aren’t too fast in clock speed. The 6000Mhz CL30 is ideal. Review the motherboards’ QVL (memory compatibility list) to verify yourself. Not every DDR5 kit appears there, but that doesn’t mean it won’t work; they can’t test all available options. There are thousands of them available.

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Drone_947
Member
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06-05-2023, 08:31 AM
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If you're getting a 12400, I'd prefer the slower speeds since recent posts have shown their memory controllers can be quite sluggish. Still, you can always downclock it yourself, and for future CPU upgrades, you wouldn't want to be limited by slow memory forever.
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Drone_947
06-05-2023, 08:31 AM #3

If you're getting a 12400, I'd prefer the slower speeds since recent posts have shown their memory controllers can be quite sluggish. Still, you can always downclock it yourself, and for future CPU upgrades, you wouldn't want to be limited by slow memory forever.