Is it true that if i use amd ram on amd rig the combination will gets more speed?

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pedramtolo

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i want build a gaming rig
CPU : AMD a10 7850k
MB :ASUS A88XM-A FM2+ A88X Mainboard
RAM :8GB
HDD :WD 1TB
PSU :Cooler Master Thunder 450W PSU

i have I have a specific question
if i use amd ram on this rig ,is it gives me more speed?
also
if i use ocz radeon r7 ssd is it give me more speed?
is here any difference if just use G.skill rams and Kingston ssds

plz do not start Misleading here

do not tell me dude drop the cpu go for another super power full super intel cpu or something like dad

here is not a place for AMD fans and Intel fans to argue over witch one is better

plz just tell me is it makes any difference or not
 
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As USAFRet said, whhat you've heard is not true. I did a comparison of DRAM on AMD and Intel rigs awhile back,

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html

you'll see the AMD DRAM ran fine on both the AMD and the Intel rig. And actually the AMD lines of DRAM simply have an AMP profile included the DRAM itself is actually made by Patriot and VisionTek under contract.

There are a lot of myths about DRAM, might check my FAQs and Fiction on DDR3:

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2741495/ddr3-faqs-fiction.html
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There is no answer, because different ram has different speeds. it depends what type of ram you compare it with. AMD ram is not the fastest ram available, nor the best.

An SSD will not make your PC faster, but it will make your PC boot faster given the OS is installed on it, and load programs/files/games faster that are installed on your SSD.
 
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with ram there no intel ram or amd ram. ram is ram. on intel mb they have xmp profile. some mb have amd ram profile. you want to have a mb that can read xmp profile and set it. with ram look at the mb test part list. it give you a list of known good ram that passed the vendor qal test. ssd are faster then reg hard drive. with newer mb and windows 10 they can boot up in a few seconds. with ssd look at the chips that are used and the controller. some ssd reselers have better qa then others.
 
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The answer is no. Although AMD produces the RAM and the CPU, it isn't going to perform any different than RAM produced by a competitor. The key aspects to watch are the RAM frequency and timings, as that will determine which RAM kit will provide you with the most performance. There are a few brands of RAM that are unreliable, but for the most part the brand doesn't matter.

The AMD OCZ SSD is the same way, and you will not get better results with the AMD SSD on your AMD system than you would on an Intel system. You want to look for the best SSD for your budget, not rely on brand.

I would point out that depending on your budget you may consider an Intel system, but AMD's APUs are capable of performing well in games under the right conditions and if you are set on using AMD then good luck with the build. Although, you should still double check the cost of an AMD FX system with a budget GPU, as that may be a better option as well. If you stick with the APU, make sure you pick fast RAM to increase your gaming performance.
 
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because i see some where in youtube NCIX Tech Tips told in one of his clips if you are going to user AMD APU instead of CPU you better use amd ram because it has extra cheap that will help you GPU that uses system memory instead of VRAM that inside of you APU is it wrong?
 
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As USAFRet said, whhat you've heard is not true. I did a comparison of DRAM on AMD and Intel rigs awhile back,

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dram-benchmark-fluctuations,4080.html

you'll see the AMD DRAM ran fine on both the AMD and the Intel rig. And actually the AMD lines of DRAM simply have an AMP profile included the DRAM itself is actually made by Patriot and VisionTek under contract.

There are a lot of myths about DRAM, might check my FAQs and Fiction on DDR3:

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2741495/ddr3-faqs-fiction.html
 
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