I can not choose which ram
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CL 10 / 1866Mhz = 0.005359 X 10^-6 seconds response time
CL 9 / 1600Mhz = 0.005625 X 10^-6 seconds response time
Since Kingston has a lower response time, it is better.
CL 9 / 1600Mhz = 0.005625 X 10^-6 seconds response time
Since Kingston has a lower response time, it is better.
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What set of Kingston and what CPU and mobo? If looking at the Fury line from Kingston, they run off PnP so need a compatible mobo/chipset. Also will want to be sure your MC (memory controller) can handle the data rate 
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Tradesman1 :
What set of Kingston and what CPU and mobo? If looking at the Fury line from Kingston, they run off PnP so need a compatible mobo/chipset. Also will want to be sure your MC (memory controller) can handle the data rate
Well yes i look at hyper x series( those to be exact http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104463). My motherboard is an asrock extreme4 z97 and my cpu is either an i7 4790k or an i5 4590(i plan to upgrade my cpu also, i do not know the exact amount of money i can spent so it is one of those)
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