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One benefit of this model is despite the Alienware Aurora R16 and ACT1250 suggest that all RAM runs at 5200 MT/s, this RAM (at least the 64GB and 128GB kits) runs at 5600 MT/s. Nice little bump...
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I must have missed the ddr5 12,24,48,96 sticks. I've only ever known the 0.5,1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128 sticks.
Still surviving on 16GB ddr3 dual channel but it is showing age when windows decides to launch antivirus in the background
16GB forces you to close things. It works, but you can tell it's limiting.
PM me if you've got spare slots and want me to mail some DDR3. I used to work tech repair and have a box I've barely touched in a year of extra sticks. If they're 4GB, they're useful.
They arrived during the 13th gen.
A compromise as 4 sticks still tended to lose clock speed.
Prices are stagnant enough that the 128GB I bought in 2023 has been a stable investment the entire time.
This right here; prices have been good enough to just appreciate whether or not you're using it. At the rate current things are going, might actually need 64GB+ sometime soon.
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CL is 46
Yeah. Since Crucial stopped their Ballistix (gaming enthusiast) line in favor of a "business customer focus" in 2022, they now only do higher latency sticks.
For people who aren't accustomed to DDR5 and the higher clock speeds, technically the CL rating is relative to the memory clock rate (MHz), so the same CL value is less actual time when running at a higher clock rate. This is why CL values move up slightly when clock speeds go up. This CL value is still quite high relative to other brands though
They arrived during the 13th gen.A compromise as 4 sticks still tended to lose clock speed.Prices are stagnant enough that the 128GB I bought in 2023 has been a stable investment the entire time.
So I can't use these sticks with a 12400 + B660 motherboard?
16gb is insane today. I tried doing 32gb and that wasn't enough either. 64gb is the new "16gb". You don't have to worry about running out of memory. It's worth the investment.
Lol I don't know about that.. 32gb is the new "16gb" imo. 64gb is the new "32gb" that people will tell you "You don't need". That's why I got 64gb. Not too many peeps have 128gb
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Still surviving on 16GB ddr3 dual channel but it is showing age when windows decides to launch antivirus in the background
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Still surviving on 16GB ddr3 dual channel but it is showing age when windows decides to launch antivirus in the background
A compromise as 4 sticks still tended to lose clock speed.
Prices are stagnant enough that the 128GB I bought in 2023 has been a stable investment the entire time.
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Still surviving on 16GB ddr3 dual channel but it is showing age when windows decides to launch antivirus in the background
PM me if you've got spare slots and want me to mail some DDR3. I used to work tech repair and have a box I've barely touched in a year of extra sticks. If they're 4GB, they're useful.
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A compromise as 4 sticks still tended to lose clock speed.
Prices are stagnant enough that the 128GB I bought in 2023 has been a stable investment the entire time.
This right here; prices have been good enough to just appreciate whether or not you're using it. At the rate current things are going, might actually need 64GB+ sometime soon.
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For people who aren't accustomed to DDR5 and the higher clock speeds, technically the CL rating is relative to the memory clock rate (MHz), so the same CL value is less actual time when running at a higher clock rate. This is why CL values move up slightly when clock speeds go up. This CL value is still quite high relative to other brands though
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Depends on bios, you'd have to check your motherboard support list.
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