Question about Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro

Hello
Basically, the RAMs are standardised, so they fit according to their type, e.g. DDR4, on the designated slots on each board. Nevertheless, it is important to ensure that you have the correct format. In this case, the format must first be DDR4. Then you have to consider how much the mainboard, MB for short, has and max. supports, i.e. how high the clock rate of the RAM may be. If the MB only supports a maximum of 3200, a DDR4 SDRAM will run at 4000 MHz, but will not reach this clock frequency due to the board's limit and will only work at 3200 MHz. The best recommendation here is probably to look up the MB in question on the MB manufacturer's page from Asus and find the supported RAMs. All the major manufacturers and types are represented there.
All RAMs that the MB supports and that are approved for fault-free operation are listed there. So you can't go wrong. One special feature should be noted: The height of the RAM's and the free space at the RAM slots on the MB. This can be a problem with large or powerful CPU fans, for example, because there is not enough free space for the large RAMs. They cannot then be inserted into the slots.
Everything clear?
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Greetings
Tom