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Rysen 7 5700x3d + Asus rtx 4070 dual evo (finally some higher tier cpu and gpu not just the cpu).I only add that there is no low-profile DDR4, meaning lower than standard. DDR3 had some low-profile series. DDR4 is like a regular DIMM without heatsinks, nothing less. The smallest heatsinks add 1mm.
Crucial went a weird way. The 3600 CL16 is discontinued, and the new series are 3200 CL22 1.20V. G.Skill has only taller kits like this. I don't trust Corsair DDR4 as there were weird problems with their Vengeance series. Kingston is fine, but no really low heatsinks. There are still many available options, but not so many in 32GB modules and it's max capacity for DDR4.
We are at the end of DDR4 life. Most brands went for higher capacity and low cost, so they do not have the best timings. I wouldn't invest in DDR4 unless it's for some high-end stuff like a workstation 4-8 channel motherboard that is not worth selling.
Ditch the fan. They aren't needed at all. Problem solved, no?Fan over the ram, so i guess 40mm max if i dont wanna raise the fan
mabyeDitch the fan. They aren't needed at all. Problem solved, no?
Why wouldn't it be?mabye
Gskill is all I use.usually i buy g skill og corsair
Thats your current ram?would prefer 2 ram stick
You might be right about that. In your BIOS did you set your XMP profile?yes
Also if you use high speed ram it's more difficult to get them to run at rated speed with 4 ram sticks, mabye thast why many 64gb 3600mhz ram kits are cl18
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Check this out.yes
Also if you use high speed ram it's more difficult to get them to run at rated speed with 4 ram sticks, mabye thast why many 64gb 3600mhz ram kits are cl18
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