Newegg[newegg.com] has Gigabyte X870E Aorus Pro AM5 Motherboard + 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 Desktop Memory on sale for $359.99 - $20 Mail-In Rebate[newegg.com] = $339.99. Shipping is free.
Note: The 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 Desktop Memory will be added to cart automatically.
Connectivity: PCIe 5.0, 4x M.2 Slots, Dual USB4, Front and Rear USB-C, Sensor Panel Link
DIY Friendly: M.2 EZ-Latch, PCIe EZ-Latch, Wi-Fi EZ-Plug, EZ-Debug Zone
Networking: Wi-Fi 7, 2.5GbE LAN
Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6400 (PC5 51200) Desktop Memory
DDR5 6400 (PC5 51200)
Timing 36-48-48-104
CAS Latency 36
Voltage 1.40V
High-Speed Gaming RGB Memory
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triple check with gigabytes website here; https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherbo...ort-memsup
before making your cpu choice (top left corner select)
because few cpu will work with that mobo:ram combo
do NOT trust pcpartpicker alone when it comes to
cpu:mobo:ram compatibility as AM5 is very particular.
another problem is some AMD cpu's don't play well with faster ram; https://www.techpowerup.com/revie...n-5/2.html
and may slip in timing delays to accommodate them which in turn
defeats the whole reason why you bought faster ram.
consider it's highly unlikely anyone will need more than one 5x4 M.2 for the OS
as secondary 4x4 M.2 for games and apps is already more than enough speed
especially now that newer 4x4 can run in the 7000 speed range, which saturates
the bus to the point where that dram vs dram'less no longer matters to read speed.
Last edited by PetSpy December 21, 2024 at 07:53 AM.
Most of the low end/mid range X870e motherboards have stupid lane sharing, potentially gimping the GPU. "-M2B_CPU (5x4) and M2C_CPU (5x4) share bandwidth with PCIEX16 (5x16); using either will cause PCIEX16 to run at x8. Additionally, both M.2 slots are disabled with Phoenix CPUs.
-M2D_SB (4x4) shares bandwidth with PCIEX4 (4x4); using one disables the other.
Gigabyte is the worst of these, Asrock is the only one that did it right. Problem is that they're now about as hard to get as a 9800X3D
triple check with gigabytes website here; https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherbo...ort-memsup
before making your cpu choice (top left corner select)
because few cpu will work with that mobo:ram combo
do NOT trust pcpartpicker alone when it comes to
cpu:mobo:ram compatibility as AM5 is very particular.
another problem is some AMD cpu's don't play well with faster ram; https://www.techpowerup.com/revie...n-5/2.html
and may slip in timing delays to accommodate them which in turn
defeats the whole reason why you bought faster ram.
consider it's highly unlikely anyone will need more than one 5x4 M.2 for the OS
as secondary 4x4 M.2 for games and apps is already more than enough speed
especially now that newer 4x4 can run in the 7000 speed range, which saturates
the bus to the point where that dram vs dram'less no longer matters to read speed.
Good call, looks like its good with 9000series, not 7000 though.
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https://www.gigabyte.co
before making your cpu choice (top left corner select)
because few cpu will work with that mobo:ram combo
do NOT trust pcpartpicker alone when it comes to
cpu:mobo:ram compatibility as AM5 is very particular.
another problem is some AMD cpu's don't play well with faster ram;
https://www.techpowerup
and may slip in timing delays to accommodate them which in turn
defeats the whole reason why you bought faster ram.
consider it's highly unlikely anyone will need more than one 5x4 M.2 for the OS
as secondary 4x4 M.2 for games and apps is already more than enough speed
especially now that newer 4x4 can run in the 7000 speed range, which saturates
the bus to the point where that dram vs dram'less no longer matters to read speed.
-M2D_SB (4x4) shares bandwidth with PCIEX4 (4x4); using one disables the other.
Gigabyte is the worst of these, Asrock is the only one that did it right. Problem is that they're now about as hard to get as a 9800X3D
https://www.gigabyte.co
before making your cpu choice (top left corner select)
because few cpu will work with that mobo:ram combo
do NOT trust pcpartpicker alone when it comes to
cpu:mobo:ram compatibility as AM5 is very particular.
another problem is some AMD cpu's don't play well with faster ram;
https://www.techpowerup
and may slip in timing delays to accommodate them which in turn
defeats the whole reason why you bought faster ram.
consider it's highly unlikely anyone will need more than one 5x4 M.2 for the OS
as secondary 4x4 M.2 for games and apps is already more than enough speed
especially now that newer 4x4 can run in the 7000 speed range, which saturates
the bus to the point where that dram vs dram'less no longer matters to read speed.
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