No, they wouldn't work together in the same build.
No, they wouldn't work together in the same build.
They both use DDR5 memory, but I’m worried about compatibility since they’re from different makers. I want to make sure there are no problems if I try to use both together. My motherboard is an ASUS B650M-A PRIME AX II, and my CPU is an AMD Ryzen 7600X with a 4060.
DDR5 mixing tends to be problematic, so investing a bit more around $30 for a complete 2x16GB solution might be smarter. The main problem with these bundles is the variety of memory ICs they contain. Most kits use Samsung 16GB B DRAM, while others stick to SK Hynix or similar. This inconsistency usually leads to compatibility issues. If you already own one of these modules and don’t plan to trade it, switch to a compatible model—either a 6000 CL30 if you have the Kingston unit or another 6000 CL36-36-36 kit if you own the G.Skill stick.
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Secure another skill 6000 cl36. That should get you going. Avoid using the Microcenter bundle—it might not be what you need. They’ll likely have exactly what you require. Cost around $50. Grab it now.