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Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro
2 x 8GB, 3200 MHz, DDR4-RAM, DIMM
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In general, you have a slightly better performance with 4x instead of 2x (not much, 1-3 FPS more), because the full potential is used (four memory banks). So I would (if the price is similar, I don't know exactly now) rather take the 4x8 GB.
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...no is not compatible, other XMP and other clock and CL and Volt.
Yes (by the way, an MSI H410M-A PRO is installed).
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Yes, in my opinion it should work in principle, but it is not ideal. In exceptional cases, it could also go completely wrong. If possible, I would use the same RAMs. By the way, the bars are really good - they deliver what they promise. I wrote above that the RAMs in my board (Asrock B550M Steel Legend) don't quite manage 3600. With a new firmware of the motherboard, 3600 is now also possible with the specified XMP profile.
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Exactly, it's 32 GB total.
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Although it is not on the list of compatible motherboards, I would cautiously say yes, as quite a few b450 models with AMD are compatible with the Vengance Pro RGB.
I have a MSI Intel Z390 Gaming Pro with 4 x 32GB and it runs great.
However... it is possible that they run under your mainboard but the XMP profile can not be activated or similar.
I hope this was able to help you.
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I found out. It was a setting in the bios :-).
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Unfortunately the information is still missing, thank you very much for your tip! This is 16 GB. The information will be added soon. :)
You'll have to ask the manufacturer directly. Unfortunately, we don't know why you have increased the prices.
digitec
1 year ago
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The speed of the Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 2 x 16GB DDR4 RAM kit is 3200 MHz with a CAS latency of 16 and a voltage of 1.35 V. The «0 MHz» shown is likely a placeholder or error; the actual tested speed is 3200 MT/s, which corresponds to 3200 MHz effective frequency, supported by XMP 2.0 profiles for easy configuration in BIOS. This is consistent with Corsair's specifications for this series of memory modules.
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It depends from the Mainboard Model.
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Hi, the extra 32 GB doesn't help much in my opinion. In any case, a new graphics card brings a lot and the jump from 3060 to 3060ti or better 4070ti is huge
It will probably fit, but it won't be necessary for Minecraft, Fortnite and the like. I built a PC for my daughter in March 2022 with this 16 GB RAM for around CHF 800, whereby the graphics card was really the lowest category, but it was enough. So if you are confident enough to assemble one, at 1100 CHF you have a better computer than the Captiva.
No, that is actually correct, Corsair grants a lifetime warranty on RAM, which in America corresponds to 25 to 50 years depending on the product. Unfortunately, Corsair itself does not define this in more detail and it would be too much effort for me to research this in more detail.
https://help.corsair.com/hc...
The only unusual thing is that the reseller grants the warranty.
No, the speed of the CPU has nothing to do directly with that of the RAM.
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it would be good to know which pc case you have...
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klar doch....hier mehr infos zum board...https://www.asus.com/ch-de...
Former user
3 years ago
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Digitec specifications --> manufacturer no --> search engine
Since you are looking for RAM very specifically with certain CL specifications. The price search engine geizhals.de has very fine filter options in this direction. Try to use it to find RAM that matches your specifications. You can then use the product found there to search the Swiss market.
Without activating the XMP profile in the BIOS, the RAM will simply not run at 3600, but only at a lower speed. Which speed this is depends on the respective mainboard. Without using XMP, you can also save such RAM.
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Yes.
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