If my motherboard supports ddr3 1600 can i get any ddr3 1600 ram?

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Sharks445

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If my board says it supports DDR3 1600 does that mean the system will post with any ddr3 1600 ram?
Or do I also have to worry about timings, latency, voltage, ecc/non ecc etc when buying ram?
 
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Tradesman1

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Depends on your mobo, will it support it - yes, as long as the CPU can run it, and generally newer mobos default to to 1333, so you will need to set it to 1600 - on Intel generally as easy as enable XMP and select profile 1, on AMD similar, find XMP, DOCP or EOCP and enable it and select 1600
 
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