I don't see a problem, I have 3200s 4x16GB side by side and nothing happens. In addition, my case does not cool with any fans except those of the 2 water cooling units of the graphics card and the AIO cooling of the CPU.
My setup runs on extreme days easily 8 hours on full load and results in no bluescreen or performance drop.
3200mhz pause no problem with ryzen 2000 already ( in case of instability just lower it to 3000mhz in the bios it's simple ) for what is ryzen 3000 in my opinion 3200 will not pausera any problem ;)
if you have money take 3200mhz case 14 if not case 16 will go very well too ;)
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You can use this website to check the compatibility of your parts https://pcpartpicker.com/list but the Ram sticks here should work with your motherboard.
Unfortunately, G.Skill does not provide any information on this. Probably for a reason. According to a test report where the 4-pack kit was tested, they are single rank. If dual rank is match-decisive, I would choose a manufacturer that declares this on its homepage or ask G.Skill.
https://www.gskill.com/techsuppor...
They should fit, but it is best to check the link below again. There you can see which components are generally supported.
https://www.asus.com/ch-de...
Hello Altanmer. With regard to the graphics card in connection with the RAM bars, there is hardly any need for a relationship, i.e. it doesn't really play a role there. With regard to the connection of CPU and RAM, this is more the case, but the most important thing is that the individual components work well together with the mainboard. In your case, the combination mentioned is very well chosen, as according to a test report by Gamingcutter, the CPU mentioned and these RAM bars are one of the best combinations. I have also been using the same CPU and the same RAM bars together for about 1 year and have had no complications so far and have been able to enjoy the features to the full. I hope this helps you :)
You can't answer that like that. In principle, the choice of RAM has nothing to do with AMD or Intel, but primarily with the mainboard and the chipset installed on it. Therefore, the right approach would be to find out the supported RAM components via the support page of the mainboard and then answer this question.
According to our research, this RAM will work very well for Intel or AMD. The "for AMD" simply means that this RAM has been tested and guaranteed as optimal for AMD processors.