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Speed of RAM and CAS parameters

Speed of RAM and CAS parameters

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HardyGamerHD_
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11-01-2025, 03:42 AM
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IBTC wished to add a comment but decided to move south.
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HardyGamerHD_
11-01-2025, 03:42 AM #11

IBTC wished to add a comment but decided to move south.

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Kayla0719
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11-01-2025, 08:44 AM
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Sure, feel free to ask for clarification or more details!
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Kayla0719
11-01-2025, 08:44 AM #12

Sure, feel free to ask for clarification or more details!

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stvincent2004
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11-01-2025, 11:34 AM
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You can ask any specific questions you have!
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stvincent2004
11-01-2025, 11:34 AM #13

You can ask any specific questions you have!

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snorretje121
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11-07-2025, 09:13 AM
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Essentially, all kits will work. The remaining hardware and expertise vary. However, there isn't a standard setting that can't extract 20MHz from the default XMP configuration. A bit over 100 MHz would likely suffice...
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snorretje121
11-07-2025, 09:13 AM #14

Essentially, all kits will work. The remaining hardware and expertise vary. However, there isn't a standard setting that can't extract 20MHz from the default XMP configuration. A bit over 100 MHz would likely suffice...

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Frostyduff
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11-17-2025, 10:56 PM
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I'm working on a tighter budget and, coming from a different region, the 3200MHz CL16 kit and 3600MHz CL18 kit seem similar in price. The 3200MHz version is about 20% cheaper than the 3600MHz CL18, while the 3600MHz CL16 is 20% more expensive. I lean toward the cheaper choice but wonder if the 3200MHz CL16 really offers more value compared to the 3600MHz CL18. Also, is it worthwhile to opt for the 3600MHz CL16?
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Frostyduff
11-17-2025, 10:56 PM #15

I'm working on a tighter budget and, coming from a different region, the 3200MHz CL16 kit and 3600MHz CL18 kit seem similar in price. The 3200MHz version is about 20% cheaper than the 3600MHz CL18, while the 3600MHz CL16 is 20% more expensive. I lean toward the cheaper choice but wonder if the 3200MHz CL16 really offers more value compared to the 3600MHz CL18. Also, is it worthwhile to opt for the 3600MHz CL16?

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djpumuslink01
Senior Member
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11-19-2025, 06:14 AM
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I recommend the CL16 3200mt/s package. AMD memory controllers handle up to 3200mt/s, while Intel usually offers better flexibility and frequency scaling. The 3600mt/s CL18 kit might be superior, but not all high-frequency kits are of equal quality. Check the primary timings—16-16-16-36 indicates a fast kit, whereas 16-18-18 suggests an A-Die build if newer. A budget B-Die example is F4-3200C15D-16GTZ, priced around $120. This version often needs adjustments for higher speeds. The country of origin isn't specified in the details provided.
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djpumuslink01
11-19-2025, 06:14 AM #16

I recommend the CL16 3200mt/s package. AMD memory controllers handle up to 3200mt/s, while Intel usually offers better flexibility and frequency scaling. The 3600mt/s CL18 kit might be superior, but not all high-frequency kits are of equal quality. Check the primary timings—16-16-16-36 indicates a fast kit, whereas 16-18-18 suggests an A-Die build if newer. A budget B-Die example is F4-3200C15D-16GTZ, priced around $120. This version often needs adjustments for higher speeds. The country of origin isn't specified in the details provided.

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mannkiking
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11-21-2025, 02:51 AM
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I'm based in Singapore, and PC parts aren't commonly stocked. Some stores carry them, but I can buy from Amazon and Newegg. However, I understand prices and shipping costs are higher for me compared to the US.
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mannkiking
11-21-2025, 02:51 AM #17

I'm based in Singapore, and PC parts aren't commonly stocked. Some stores carry them, but I can buy from Amazon and Newegg. However, I understand prices and shipping costs are higher for me compared to the US.

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