
more dependent on software support, but usually if the ram supports the rgb software of the mobo manufacturer then syncing the rgb between ram and mobo is possible.Is the motherboard smart enough to synchronize the bling bling effect across the motherboard lights and ram lights?
Building a ryzen rig soon
I see amazon so many brands
G.skill, crucial, corsair, thermaltake, silicon power etc
Which one better?
3200mhz good enough?
Am4 eol soon? Hmm i haven look into alder lake so not sure abt the pricing. Just building a budget rig, no gaming. Mayb later i go read abt alder lake.personally crucial, corsair and teamgroup are brands ive used and are pretty decent. but if not looking to tinker and play with frequencies and timings, any will do the job just fine, easiest way is to just get whatever is cheapest for a given speed and capacity. can check carou for pricing too, sometimes can find crucial kits with local warranty for p good prices. 3200mhz is the usual sweet spot for price vs performance and ryzen will handle that very well. though given am4 is almost eol at this point and alder lake does generally offer better value for money i think the latter is the better choice if building a brand new rig.
Ya many yrs ago with moneyface, mach didi etc lolno need to bling bling la.. so old already..
last time used to see you around
G.skill abit ex lolIf you want bling bling > Gskill Trident Z Royal Elite
If you decide the price not worth it, can consider buying a regular kit of Crucial Ballistix 3600MHz CL16![]()
Ya i read abt the ram picky thingFYI AMD Ryzen very picky with RAM, either
Gskill Trident Neo
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Or
Corsair Vengeance Pro
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Just take note of the AMD logo on the box as Intel version have Intel logo.
What this means is the RAM is fully compatible with AMD Ryzen.
Ya i read abt the ram picky thing
Buy from amazon can choose intel/ryzen logo? I think i dun see any option to choose when browsing.
Wah alder lake is like so much better and cheaper than ryzen
I jumpship to intel lol
Currently, the 12th gen is the best bang for your buck if you build a new system.
12400f, 12700f, 12600kf stock, 12700 stock, 12600k stock, 12400.
For mobo vrm performance just refer to this
Ya earlier i took some time google liao
Getting the 12400 so now i just need to find a bang for bucks matx mobo
if you don't need a lot of features the MSI B660M-A performs quite well.
Also, need to mention that the stock cooler will potentially throttle the 12400.