Sure, take your time.
Sure, take your time.
I understand the details of your setup. When I first assembled this rig, I received a kit during a time when RAM was scarce—priced at $140 for 16 gigabytes. It functioned well enough. I also had a B die kit, but it relied on cheaper ADATA components and both my 2600 and current 3700 models struggled with voltage, speed, and frequent file corruption, leading to XMP failures.
It looks great. I also have a few pairs available. They’re sold in packs. The best performance I’ve achieved so far is with model CL12-15-15-15 at around 2667mhz. Seriously, I can grab the screenshots right now, lol.