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Prime Members: TeamGroup T-Force Zeus 3000MHz CL16 Desktop RAM: 32GB EXPIRED
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TeamGroup Inc. vis Amazon offers Prime Members an Extra 10% Off select TeamGroup T-Force Zeus 3000MHz CL16 Desktop Memory (RAM) Kits on sale starting at $82.79. Shipping is free. Thanks cck613
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- 32GB (2 x 16GB) Kit (TTZD432G3000HC16CDC01) $82.79
- In stock on November 27
- 64GB (2 x 32GB) Kit (TTZD464G3000HC16CDC01) $170.99
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Edited November 20, 2020
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Showing me 10% off, $82.79 total when logged in as Prime member.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product..._titl
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TEAMGROUP T-Force Zeus DDR4 64GB Kit (2 x 32GB) 3000MHz (PC4 24000) CL16 Desktop Gaming Memory Module Ram - TTZD464G3000HC16CDC01
For $170.99
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TEAMGROUP T-Force Zeus DDR4 64GB Kit (2 x 32GB) 3000MHz (PC4 24000) CL16 Desktop Gaming Memory Module Ram - TTZD464G3000HC16CDC01
For $170.99
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FYI there's only a few manufacturers making these so rebranded or generic labels are still from the same big 3
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Anyone know how this brand ranks against Corsair, G skill and crucial?
I'll most likely be buying a ryzen 7 3700x or comparable i7 or an i9.
Thanks.
For the new ryzen 5000 series, 3600... then pick the lowest cas.
Really not benefit much if you go higher. Negative when hitting 4000 or higher most of the time.
edit: I bought some, but I see now that the voltage is high on these sticks.
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But seriously tho, getting 3600mhz ones should be a little bit better as shown in zen 3 benchmarks.
The RAM it comes with is a 2666MHz DDR4. If I buy either of these RAM kits it should still work with the PC's motherboard right? Probably would just run a slower clock speed than 3000MHz though right?
I feel stupid asking this question, I work in IT, I should know this ,lol.
I'll most likely be buying a ryzen 7 3700x or comparable i7 or an i9.
Thanks.
The RAM it comes with is a 2666MHz DDR4. If I buy either of these RAM kits it should still work with the PC's motherboard right? Probably would just run a slower clock speed than 3000MHz though right?
I feel stupid asking this question, I work in IT, I should know this ,lol.
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The RAM it comes with is a 2666MHz DDR4. If I buy either of these RAM kits it should still work with the PC's motherboard right? Probably would just run a slower clock speed than 3000MHz though right?
I feel stupid asking this question, I work in IT, I should know this ,lol.
Always check with your motherboard manufacturers website for compatibility; there is usually a section in Support called RAM/Memory QVL. You need to consider latency and voltage as well as the speed.