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64GB (2x 32GB) Crucial Pro DDR4 3200 Desktop Memory + $10 PlayStation Gift Card Expired
$88
$134.99
+ Free Shipping
Newegg has 64GB (2x 32GB) Crucial Pro DDR4 3200 MHz PC4-25600 Desktop Memory / RAM (CP2K32G4DFRA32A) + $10 PlayStation Gift Card on sale for $87.99. Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
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Product Details:
- Includes two 16GB modules
- 288-pin desktop computer RAM
- CAS Latency: 22
- Voltage: 1.20V
- Speed: Up to 3200 MHz
- Dual Channel Kit
- Intel XMP 2.0
- Heat Spreaders: Yes
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- Rated 4.8 out of 5 eggs based on 26 customer reviews.
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**Starts November 24, 2023** - Not Live Yet
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For those interested
**Starts November 24, 2023** - Not Live Yet
Note, must apply the listed promo code to receive discount when active.
- 64GB (2x32GB) Crucial Pro DDR4 3200 (PC4-25600) Desktop Memory [newegg.com] (CP2K32G4DFRA32A) + $10 PlayStation Gift Card w/ Purchase
- $87.99 + Free Shipping
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Graphical, use CPU-Z, go to motherboard tab.
Or in windows, hit "Windows key + s", type in "sysinfo" and open the System Information app. Look for System Model for your motherboard name.
Lookup your motherboards support page.
FYI, the pro in the name, un-ironically stands for professional. Its running the listed specs at the default/standard voltage. Everyone else is selling usually heavily voltage overclocked kits. You get this line when you want rock solid stability.
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Graphical, use CPU-Z, go to motherboard tab.
Or in windows, hit "Windows key + s", type in "sysinfo" and open the System Information app. Look for System Model for your motherboard name.
Lookup your motherboards support page.
FYI, the pro in the name, un-ironically stands for professional. Its running the listed specs at the default/standard voltage. Everyone else is selling usually heavily voltage overclocked kits. You get this line when you want rock solid stability.
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Yep hence the price, devil is in the details.
Not bad for an Intel or Zen 1 or 2 board, though it'd probably be better to upgrade one of them to Zen 3.
Yes it is slow but I use it for online browsing and movies. So don't need anything fancy. Getting my monies worth out of this old sucker.
Edit: Reading the specs and description on Newegg's website this memory might not be compatible for my current old ass setup. Oh well.
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Not bad for an Intel or Zen 1 or 2 board, though it'd probably be better to upgrade one of them to Zen 3.
Not bad for an Intel or Zen 1 or 2 board, though it'd probably be better to upgrade one of them to Zen 3.