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At this point only DDR4 3600mhz sticks are worth buying. Good find, Larry.Are you a human?
www.newegg.com
$44.99 for 16GB kit of DDR4-3600, Neo Forza
Note that not all 12100F and 12400F will work reliably at 3600 XMP. They are only officially specced for 3200.At this point only DDR4 3600mhz sticks are worth buying. Good find, Larry.
The reason why I say 3600mhz sticks. You can clock them up to 3800mhz with no problem and you can clock them down to 3200mhz. Or just stick with 3600mhz. What I do not like about 3200mhz sticks. They cannot always clock up to at least 3600mhz. Most can but you never know. 3600mhz sticks give you that extra measure of safety for achieving desired speeds.Note that not all 12100F and 12400F will work reliably at 3600 XMP. They are only officially specced for 3200.
Now I see why these aren't selling, they're actually JEDEC "true" 3200 RAM, @ 1.2v and CAS 22.
FYI, this is now $3 cheaper at $41.99Are you a human?
www.newegg.com
$44.99 for 16GB kit of DDR4-3600, Neo Forza
The price dropped from $65 to $59, so I played the return/rebuy dance with Amazon. Great deal IMO.Any reason I shouldn't buy this inexpensive kit? Will prices sink even further before Black Friday?
I have a Kaby Lake laptop from 2017, so higher speed RAM won't do a thing for me. Even this 2666 MHz kit will run at 2400 MHz.