I don't really an alternative choice if I am using DDR3 atm right? Getting it with DDR4 means another new mobo somewhere near in the future.
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QUOTE(targon @ Nov 10 2021, 11:14 AM) Ddr5 won't be wasted even if bought now. Can b used several years down the road. Business must be extremely good for the bigger sellers in Lowyat, FB message looking to build an Alderlake + DDR5 builds has no responses.Problem NOW is availability. Resellers are busy selling adl Ddr5 mobo combos but they rarely carry the ram. So my question to them is how do you expect buyers to use the system without Ddr5? I ask one retailer, the answer I got is u can get Ddr5 from other resellers. So most don't have the ram BUT expecting others to carry it....... Yeah, we don't have this wor, but we think our neigbour next door has it. You may get it from them (after you buy our COMBO)  Meanwhile some smaller vendors I've been talking to doesn't have them in stock as you've mentioned. Oh well. |
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QUOTE(Benefon @ Dec 11 2021, 11:52 PM) Got mine for Z6 5600 36 version. This is poison! I got the Kingston Fury Beast DD5 4800, CL38.Specs below Trident Z5 RGB DDR5-5600MHz CL36-36-36-76 1.20V 32GB (2x16GB) Now left for CPU and Motherboard only. CPU Block gets ready. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Less than a month, I'm already itching for a better one. How much did yours cost? |
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A little off topic, but I notice a lot of experts in this thread. I got Asus Prime Z690-A mobo. The specs says it supports up to DDR5 6000. Does this mean a DDR5 6000 would be the absolute limit? Say in the future something like a DDR5 8000 CL30 becomes a common mainstream (much like DDR4 3200 or 3600), this board will never be able to run at those speeds and I have to get a new Z690 board?
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QUOTE(cstkl1 @ Oct 21 2022, 07:53 PM) kingston renedage fury 6400 M die good start. Adie will be in later in MY What are your memory sticks temp while gaming on a heavy CPU title (Cyberpunk/God of War)? Got that exact same stick, tuned manually as 6400 doesn't run stable despite being on mobo QVL, no silicon luck here.Mine can touch up to 55 with just heat spreader. So far no stability issues, but community experience on this is lacking unlike Samsung B-die. Edit: To general, does Z790 come with the same locking mechanism? Bendgate issue with previous gen. This post has been edited by Sesshoumaru: Oct 21 2022, 08:14 PM |
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QUOTE(cstkl1 @ Oct 21 2022, 08:16 PM) yes. Asus Z690 Prime-A. Didn't have much choice, very very early adopter before choices trickled in.whats ure mobo? I don't think it's the mobo, but rather the CPU (12700KF) itself. So I tuned it for stuff like 6200 CL30-38-38 instead on 1.4V. Could also be a bios version, as extensive googling showed that some had problems after a particular version (which we can't rollback after 2xxx version). 6400 MT/s seems to be the barrier for non-experienced OCers like myself on 12th gen. Nonetheless, I don't dwell too much on it. Don't think I'll be updating to Raptor Lake, but good to see how far the 2nd Gen DDR5 controllers goes. cstkl1 liked this post
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