Amazon RAM is cheaper or am I missing something?

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If u are building a Ryzen system, stay away from Corsair ram. Not all are compatible. Many users have trouble running even with XMP profile.

Then use which brand of RAM for Ryzen system?
 

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Just go for it as long as its sold by amazon us/sg and not some sellers that looks like generated names
I got my 32gb ram for $150+ whereas local sellers prices 32gb rams at $200+
 
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Then use which brand of RAM for Ryzen system?

G.Skill Trident Z Royal

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If u are building a Ryzen system, stay away from Corsair ram. Not all are compatible. Many users have trouble running even with XMP profile.

I second it. Usually i will get micron E-die or Samsung B-die Rams.
Did come across Hynix B-die and Samsung C-die though.

However, for end users who are not overclocking or tightening their ram timings and simply just one-click on XMP / DOCP, try your best to buy ram kits listed on the motherboard's qvl
 

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Care when you buying from amazon sg I have 2 product not deliver 1 was refund and the other 1 seller no respond and amazon has not been much help.
Stay away from seller Govii or Hebin if you can.
 

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Anyone knows if rams with Hynix C are crap and should be avoided?
I see people keep talking that Samsung and Micron rams are better.

I know nuts about memory overclocking and timings.
Usually I just set XMP.
 
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Care when you buying from amazon sg I have 2 product not deliver 1 was refund and the other 1 seller no respond and amazon has not been much help.
Stay away from seller Govii or Hebin if you can.

Yeah, best to avoid all the rando 3rd party sellers. Stick with Amazon US or Amazon SG listed as the seller. Anything else, not worth the trouble.

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Anyone knows if rams with Hynix C are crap and should be avoided?
I see people keep talking that Samsung and Micron rams are better.

I know nuts about memory overclocking and timings.
Usually I just set XMP.

AFAIK, CJR is fine, a bit "worse" than DJR. MFR is the crappy cheap hynix IC that most overclockers would avoid but since you are just going to use XMP, ram IC do not really matter that much as long as you get a kit with decent speed and timings for a good price.

Samsung B die is marked EOL and cost a lot more while the B die replacement "A die" is pretty bad since it's still under development right now which is why Micron Rev E is pretty popular right now since you can generally get it for a cheap price and overclocks relatively well. Although as some users have mentioned, manual overclocking past XMP speeds in ryzen can be considered a meme due to the miniscle performance gain (if any).
 
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AFAIK, CJR is fine, a bit "worse" than DJR. MFR is the crappy cheap hynix IC that most overclockers would avoid but since you are just going to use XMP, ram IC do not really matter that much as long as you get a kit with decent speed and timings for a good price.

Samsung B die is marked EOL and cost a lot more while the B die replacement "A die" is pretty bad since it's still under development right now which is why Micron Rev E is pretty popular right now since you can generally get it for a cheap price and overclocks relatively well. Although as some users have mentioned, manual overclocking past XMP speeds in ryzen can be considered a meme due to the miniscle performance gain (if any).

No wonder I see the Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz CL16 is out of stock now. Must be in high demand.
 

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It is not uncommon for RAM on Amazon to be much cheaper than what we find locally. Which is why most of the RAM that I buy are usually from Amazon. Since RAM is less likely to be faulty, there is little reason to pay the premium for local distro support.
 

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Not many people use Patriot rams here eh.
Since now Crucial Ballistix out of stock. Thinking of getting Patriot Viper instead.
 

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Heng moi no overclock, just hoot A-die Samsung ValueRAM 32GB sticks
 

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i believe local got their stocks when ram was expensive
it is rare but there are times when local is cheaper than oversea
 

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Yeah, best to avoid all the rando 3rd party sellers. Stick with Amazon US or Amazon SG listed as the seller. Anything else, not worth the trouble.

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I did just that but just to find out after paying and waiting it's a 3rd party seller name Hebin.
Unless I miss something out.
 

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I did just that but just to find out after paying and waiting it's a 3rd party seller name Hebin.
Unless I miss something out.

Can share the specific listing? Curious to take a look.

I recall once or twice, if the item I added to cart, originally was sold by Amazon, when OOS, it auto switched to the 3rd party seller.

But generally I find that it's always stated upfront for me, so never had this issue of only finding out after paying.

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Even at the cart, at checkout stage it should show. All this before paying.

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Just to confirm, you using amazon.sg not amazon.com?
 

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Can share the specific listing? Curious to take a look.

I recall once or twice, if the item I added to cart, originally was sold by Amazon, when OOS, it auto switched to the 3rd party seller.

But generally I find that it's always stated upfront for me, so never had this issue of only finding out after paying.

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Even at the cart, at checkout stage it should show. All this before paying.

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Just to confirm, you using amazon.sg not amazon.com?


https://www.amazon.sg/Western-Digital-WDS100T3X0C-BLACK-Generation/dp/B07M64QXMN/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Western+Digital+WD+BLACK+SN750+1TB+NVMe&qid=1597221225&s=electronics&sr=1-1

I click on 3 new from and from there I can view the seller seems like 2 is new launch seller
 

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