What RAM to choose
What RAM to choose
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Budget is 3000 euros, but prices in the Netherlands are a bit higher, so I end up with 3000 euros and receive about 2500 USD worth of goods.
If you don't see this link, a screenshot shows I couldn't locate the 3600mhz cl14 RAM; try elsewhere. The 3600mhz cl16 RAM works fine, and you can set it to cl15 manually. Check for a Rog Strix X570-E motherboard or a Crosshair Vii Hero board, as those sites didn't list them.
I found some deals and made adjustments to save money. The link didn’t show clearly, but I checked the items and updated my setup. I switched to a 3600MHz CL16 kit with four RAM sticks for better value. What do you think?
They are? I checked some reviews for the x570 boards. Mostly the feedback is negative about MSI models, while Taichi and Aorus Master get better ratings in price-related comments.