ram picking problem
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WyomingKnott
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Unless you're going to be doing extreme benchmarking, I suspect that they are six of one and half a dozen of the other - either one will give you a fine experience.
If you're not planning on overclocking, choose either whichever is cheaper or whichever has lower latencies.
If you're not planning on overclocking, choose either whichever is cheaper or whichever has lower latencies.
Tradesman1
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What mobo and CPU? The Fury line runs under PnP rather than XMP so isn't compatible with older mobos, can check the compatible mobo chipsets on their web site
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Best I've found on Haswell have been the GSkill Tridents, in 1866 they run at CL8 ($170 at the EGG), they also have the 2133 and the 2400 sets at the same price in 2x8GB
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Which vengeance set? My guess would be the Corsair, depending on which set, they have a number of Vengeance and Vengeance Pro set in 1866 some are CL9 (better), others are CL10 whcih would be about the same as the Kingston sticks
Tradesman1
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Be pretty much the same performance wise with either set, the Corsair or the Fury - I'd lean to Corsair as they are a little stronger (OC Headroom)
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