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Stunty253

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There's a variety of Corsair Vengeance LPX rams, and I don't know which is the best one. Can anyone help?

I will have:
i7 6700
Z170 Deluxe
Titan X Pascal

These are the variety...

CMK16GX4M2B2800C14

CMK32GX4M2A2400C14R

CMK16GX4M2A2666C16R

CMK16GX4M2A2400C14R

Thanks.
 
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Might it be possible to share your full system's specs(current or proposed)? If you're going for the Z 100/2200 series platform the higher the frequency you have access to the better since you can overclock out of the box.Higher frequency's with lower timings would be the best route to go.

The R at the end of the listings are merely to denote the red in them. I'd suggest sticking to DDR4-3200MHz if you have access to them.
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Might it be possible to share your full system's specs(current or proposed)? If you're going for the Z 100/2200 series platform the higher the frequency you have access to the better since you can overclock out of the box.Higher frequency's with lower timings would be the best route to go.

The R at the end of the listings are merely to denote the red in them. I'd suggest sticking to DDR4-3200MHz if you have access to them.
 
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Cooler might play a role in deciding your rams since tower styled air coolers can restrict ram heatsink clearance's. I'm assuming you want to go for a black and white theme? ;)

If your cooler doesn't conflict and your budget allows for it, then pick these up. Presuming you're going for a black and white themed build.
 
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Out of your list, I'd say the 2800Mhz kit although I'm wondering if you are in need of 32GB's of ram seeing how you've listed a 32GB kit in there. The other three don't qualify since they are the red versions. Did you take a look at the HOF rams I linked? Seeing how you're going for an AIO, the ram clearance won't come into play.
 
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You need to purchase it through their store thus the store link. In any case, where are you located? Mind sharing a link to which we can look at all your options for memory purchase?

I don't suppose you selected my post as the Best Answer by accident, now, did you?
 
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Also I'm wondering how many watts will I need...

Specs:

i7 6700k cooled by Corsair H100i v2

Z170 Deluxe

Titan X Pascal

The black LPX ram

2x Samsung 850 EVO SSD

Thanks again :).
 
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I mean't what sort of brands and wattage you have access to. Nevermind, you will need 600W for the entire system but it's good to factor in more for headroom. So I'd suggest a 750W unit. Now to the critical part where we ask you what sort of brands you have access to ;)
 
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Their difference's are stated here.

RMx's and RMi's are the latest offerings while the RM's are out not listed on their site. Out of the two the RMi's have the Corsair link feature which IMHO isn't necessary unless you want bragging rights. You'll be fine with the RM750x
 
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