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auron0226
Junior Member
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07-09-2022, 09:31 PM
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I have a R5 7600X, an MSI B650M gaming board, and 32GB of RAM. I was set to assemble today but had concerns about RAM compatibility. Both the website and product details claim support for 7000 CPUs, yet one reviewer says otherwise. The packaging states it needs 9000 series CPUs (13th gen or newer Intel). This seems contradictory—what should I do?
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auron0226
07-09-2022, 09:31 PM #1

I have a R5 7600X, an MSI B650M gaming board, and 32GB of RAM. I was set to assemble today but had concerns about RAM compatibility. Both the website and product details claim support for 7000 CPUs, yet one reviewer says otherwise. The packaging states it needs 9000 series CPUs (13th gen or newer Intel). This seems contradictory—what should I do?

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Terrorman4545
Junior Member
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07-12-2022, 02:34 AM
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It should be fine. "Try it and see what happens" is the only way to know for sure. You won't damage anything by trying.
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Terrorman4545
07-12-2022, 02:34 AM #2

It should be fine. "Try it and see what happens" is the only way to know for sure. You won't damage anything by trying.

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WinAlone
Member
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07-12-2022, 05:20 AM
#3
This works with your Ryzen 7600x. Give it a shot—there’s no risk of anything going wrong if it doesn’t.
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WinAlone
07-12-2022, 05:20 AM #3

This works with your Ryzen 7600x. Give it a shot—there’s no risk of anything going wrong if it doesn’t.

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Wicket1635
Member
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07-24-2022, 04:26 PM
#4
You seem worried. If it doesn’t resolve, please return the RAM.
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Wicket1635
07-24-2022, 04:26 PM #4

You seem worried. If it doesn’t resolve, please return the RAM.

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Wolfgaming_1
Member
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07-31-2022, 02:01 PM
#5
It should work without issues. Safe to proceed. Best of luck!
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Wolfgaming_1
07-31-2022, 02:01 PM #5

It should work without issues. Safe to proceed. Best of luck!

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aberrode
Member
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08-18-2022, 10:40 PM
#6
The labeling on products often seems unclear and confusing. It appears directly on the packaging, which can make it hard to understand. While I’m not familiar with returns, it seems opening the package might affect your rights if the product isn’t defective but just unsuitable.
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aberrode
08-18-2022, 10:40 PM #6

The labeling on products often seems unclear and confusing. It appears directly on the packaging, which can make it hard to understand. While I’m not familiar with returns, it seems opening the package might affect your rights if the product isn’t defective but just unsuitable.

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Browen1000
Member
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08-20-2022, 08:08 PM
#7
It's essentially the same CPU as the Ryzen 7000, just using the AM5 socket on the same motherboard. You have a good chance of getting it to work. Don't worry if it doesn't fit right away.
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Browen1000
08-20-2022, 08:08 PM #7

It's essentially the same CPU as the Ryzen 7000, just using the AM5 socket on the same motherboard. You have a good chance of getting it to work. Don't worry if it doesn't fit right away.

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1zambos
Member
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08-26-2022, 05:01 AM
#8
The 9000 series shares the same memory controller as the 7000 series, which means it should function for the 7000 series too. This is the first RAM I've encountered with this setup. I plan to use it extensively, and it seems to be reliable.
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1zambos
08-26-2022, 05:01 AM #8

The 9000 series shares the same memory controller as the 7000 series, which means it should function for the 7000 series too. This is the first RAM I've encountered with this setup. I plan to use it extensively, and it seems to be reliable.

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HarryZoe
Member
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08-26-2022, 09:50 AM
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The only reason I understand it won’t function on a Ryzen 7000 system is the outdated BIOS. These components use memory ICs that need specific setup steps to operate properly, and most AM5 boards received those updates much later than the end of the Ryzen 7000 era. Updating the BIOS shouldn’t cause issues. I’d only think about returning them if the kits aren’t a good value compared to others available, which could save you $5–10 while getting a better product. Whether that’s worth the effort depends on your priorities. Regarding returns, many retailers accept open-box items without hesitation—especially if you confirm they didn’t work. The UK generally offers strong consumer protections in this regard as well, though I’m not sure about specifics. Check the return policy of the store where you purchased it for more details.
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HarryZoe
08-26-2022, 09:50 AM #9

The only reason I understand it won’t function on a Ryzen 7000 system is the outdated BIOS. These components use memory ICs that need specific setup steps to operate properly, and most AM5 boards received those updates much later than the end of the Ryzen 7000 era. Updating the BIOS shouldn’t cause issues. I’d only think about returning them if the kits aren’t a good value compared to others available, which could save you $5–10 while getting a better product. Whether that’s worth the effort depends on your priorities. Regarding returns, many retailers accept open-box items without hesitation—especially if you confirm they didn’t work. The UK generally offers strong consumer protections in this regard as well, though I’m not sure about specifics. Check the return policy of the store where you purchased it for more details.