You've said the same thing now four times(?). With respect, IN THIS THREAD/CONTEXT, we (at least I) don't care about your thoughts on games and how you believe you're justified in stealing them. Move on. If you can't I'll have to close the thread. 
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My whole point from the start was a gaming PC is more worth it because it allows you to get a lot more pirate games. So....it was pretty on topic.You've said the same thing now four times(?). With respect, IN THIS THREAD/CONTEXT, we (at least I) don't care about your thoughts on games and how you believe you're justified in stealing them. Move on. If you can't I'll have to close the thread.![]()
That's probably true, but we don't live in your head and it wasn't mentioned until earlier today. FTR, the default thought when helping in a build thread is NOT that someone is going PC because it's easier to steal games, lol! Just trying to reel it all back in (because it won't end...) so we can take care of your hardware needs.My whole point from the start was a gaming PC is more worth it because it allows you to get a lot more pirate games. So....it was pretty on topic.![]()
Are you asking if they are compatible? I would check the Memory compatibility list for the Hero to be sure. That said, the memory QVL doesn't mean a kit not on it doesn't work - it could have simply not been tested. Your best bet for a memory kit to work is to get one on the QVL list.Like using that mobo with that ram...both I linked.
I mentioned getting DDR5 now. You'll need to have a lower latency DDR5 6000 kit to compare to DDR4, yes. But the differences are, for the most part, negligible anyway (there are plenty of tests online showing this - example). Woomack explained the details of the timings, and more, previously.I thought the timings were horrible compared to some of the DDR4 available for that custom build. But either you or Woolmack said DDR5 6000MHz+ would still outperform any DDR4.
Not sure if I should answer this or not, lol... but what I think is stupid does not matter. It's your build! You have to look at it! That said, I prefer them to match the board color(black), but some may want them to contrast and that can look good so.........I also asked if it will look stupid if I have those white ram sticks with a black board...what's your answer to that?
My knowledge of full tower cases is outdated, lol. I also tend to like smaller builds... love my Mid-tower Hyte60, for example. Sorry I can't help there. While you wait for an answer, the site also has a couple of great threads in the Cases section that may help.But nowt that I'm picking my own components for a DDR5 build, would you recommend any other cases? Full Towers.
That said, I would honestly look at something around DDR4 6000 with tighter timings (GSkill 6000 CL36 or lower). They may be cheaper than that 6400 kit and work on more boards (many get wonky above 6400). Then, once things mature in the DDR5 market and BIOS', you can upgrade to a much faster kit (and perhaps cheaper?) down the road if you choose (DDR5 5600 CL28 has been announced, for example).
I assume you mean DDR4-6000DDR5, yes...a typo. I don't think DDR5-6000 sticks actually exist. They can overclock that fast, but yeah, no kits I know of.
When I made this thread I was basically planning to go with that custom build they had for like £3000 but then I was convinced to look at DDR5So, are you forced to build through Overclockers.UK or can you look somewhere else (I live the US so no help here on where to shop unless Newegg or Amazon ships to you)?
I was asking because they look identical even in the specs....but they are listed as different ram.Difference between these....RAM? If performance, I'm not sure exactly.
Then I have no idea what your comparing because you said 5600 cl36 and 6000 cl38...thats the difference there, lol... like black and white... different speeds and CL timing.I was asking because they look identical even in the specs....but they are listed as different ram.
You're confused...I was asking for the difference between the two that I linked. That's why there are two links lolThen I have no idea what your comparing because you said 5600 cl36 and 6000 cl38...thats the difference there, lol... like black and white... different speeds and CL timing.
LOL....so am I wasting my money after all this time. This is what I was saying from the start. I'm paying extra for merger gainsBetween that and ddr4 4000. Also negligible.
Yea I got the logic. I can upgrade to a better ddr5 kit later without having to buy a new mobo.I gave you the links and explained this and the logic behind going ddr5 vs ddr4 already (you read the performance link to see for yourself, right? You understand that on the apps tested its a few percent (id consider this not much too) overall between ddr4 4000 and 6000 cl40, but negligble performance difference among the ddr5 kits)...why is this a surprise, no idea, lol!
Regardless, Id still go ddr5.![]()
Because DDR5 brought with it higher density as well. I wouldn't call it way more, either. 16GB is the sweetspot, but you want 32GB these days if you're walking and chewing bubble gum at the same time.I don't know why most DDR5 kits are 32GB, which is clearly way more than most people need.
I mean, just using my head... build quality may be different...different build materials.... who knows. Look at the specs and see if anything jumps out at you. I have no idea...there could be so many reasons. Just because something is older doesn't mean it's cheaper (what kind of logic is that?!!). It really depends the product, MSRP, availability/demand, etc... you know, business basics apply...And what is your opinion on my question about the cases and how the full tower is cheaper than the midi-tower.
Especially considering the more expensive one is older.
I know something being older doesn't mean it's cheaper....but when it comes to pc parts that's usually is the case lolI mean, just using my head... build quality may be different...different build materials.... who knows. Look at the specs and see if anything jumps out at you. I have no idea...there could be so many reasons. Just because something is older doesn't mean it's cheaper (what kind of logic is that?!!). It really depends the product, MSRP, availability/demand, etc... you know, business basics apply...
At this point, I'm basically stuck on the RAM. As I said on that website, I couldn't find any with 6000Mhz CL36Yeah, Im sorry.. cases are not my thing and why I keep pointing you to look for stuff independently, lol. It's also pretty personal outside of the basic needs (slots, USB ports, etc). And unless you have one and built in it, it's tough to say much about them.
But yeah, get a final list up, we can bless, you can order. Go get you a new PC already!!
Amazon.com is USA I checked on Amazon.co.uk but couldn't find anything at a reasonable price. Anything I saw was literally more than my motherboard or cpu lolYou said previously you have access to Amazon. Go to amazon.com and then type in DDR5 6000 CL36....reap benefits.