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G1 Sniper 3 RAM compatibilty
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Oh your ok with just about any brand for the most part. The most well known are particularly Crucial, Corsair, Kingston, G.Skill those are all good brands! 
The Kasafist
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Oh your ok with just about any brand for the most part. The most well known are particularly Crucial, Corsair, Kingston, G.Skill those are all good brands!
Thank you bro appreciate the answer... I would also like to know if there is anyone that has A board like this and that could give there honest opinion about it because I have had Gigabyte for the past 8 years and never had any issues with these boards so I am sticking to what I know and trust the most... opinions on other makes and boards are also welcome....
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It's no problem and honestly Asus is like number in gaming mobo's right now but AsRock and Gigabyte are still used quite a bit I would say they are top 3 Asus being #1 for gaming where Gigabyte I feel is pretty good overall. Plus side to Gigabyte boards which was a deciding facor between them and Asus for was the fact that they often come with pre-built wifi and bluetooth capabilities. I went with the Asus cause it had bluetooth and I had no intention of going wirelss at all! I personally prefer a hard connetion 99% of the time LOL! Oh if you wouldn't mind selecting the answer that best helped you I would appreciate that very much!
Haha okay thanks again and I will consider checking out Asus heard good things about those boards aswell so it makes my decision more difficult... I like the Asus Maximus IV Extreme it looks like A decent board with some nice features...
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What CPU you run can lay heavily in what DRAM will be best, also what will you be doing with the rig, if say primarily gaming then on the order of 1600/9 2x4GB is sufficient, but if working with video, imaging, heavy muti-tasking, VMs, etc then might think higher freq and more (16GB) GB
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