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G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 $174.83
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6000MHz memory speed, CAS latency CL30 (30-40-40-96)
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Still VERY glad I jumped on this and didn't wait for answers (that never came) - 32GB of memory is $200 now and it's only going to get worse!
Still VERY glad I jumped on this and didn't wait for answers (that never came) - 32GB of memory is $200 now and it's only going to get worse!
Right now I'm just waiting for my CPU cooler to arrive later today, and my GPU to arrive tomorrow and I can start building my new gaming rig this weekend.
I wish I had purchased this deal when it originally listed, but I managed to get the same RAM for $190 on Woot after the RAM prices spiked like mad, so I mostly dodged the RAM price spike bullet and only suffered had a minor scratch instead of a fatal wound to my wallet.
Right now I'm just waiting for my CPU cooler to arrive later today, and my GPU to arrive tomorrow and I can start building my new gaming rig this weekend.
I wish I had purchased this deal when it originally listed, but I managed to get the same RAM for $190 on Woot after the RAM prices spiked like mad, so I mostly dodged the RAM price spike bullet and only suffered had a minor scratch instead of a fatal wound to my wallet.
I've got 64 in my current rig, just figured 128 was the next logical move when I upgrade. I did finally get a chance to run Memtest, it failed, so I guess I have some tweaking to do with the voltage, timings, settings, etc. to get it dialed in.
I've got 64 in my current rig, just figured 128 was the next logical move when I upgrade. I did finally get a chance to run Memtest, it failed, so I guess I have some tweaking to do with the voltage, timings, settings, etc. to get it dialed in.
I had problems running 4 sticks of RAM on my old i5-2500k so since then I've always decided to upgrade my ram so I only needed to use two sticks.
I had problems running 4 sticks of RAM on my old i5-2500k so since then I've always decided to upgrade my ram so I only needed to use two sticks.
I've never had a problem running 4 sticks until now, apparently AM5 is a bit picky about running 4, so I'm doing a lot of reading about settings, voltages, etc. as mentioned. I'm sure I'll get it dialed in at some point, but my free time lately has been 0, so it'll have to wait.
Edit/update: had to kick it down to 5800, couldn't get it stable at 6000 no matter how much tweaking I tried, good enough for me.
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