Gskill X Flare RAM with MSI X370 SLI PLUS?

iban__

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I can´t find the X Flare F4-2400C14D-16GFX in the list of compatible RAM in the MSI site mobo X370 SLI PLUS but the Gskill site say it is designed for AMD ryzen (Mine is Ryzen 5 1600)

Is it compatible? It has a reasonable price here and looks good
 
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Just buy the flare x then mate is my advice.
If you're going to upgrade to 4x16gb in the future you'll be definitely limited to 2400 ram speeds .

Ignore the qvl lists mate honestly , that flare x is Samsung b-die for certain.
You are not going to have any compatibility issues with it at all .

My board recommendations on the other thread still stand.

I own the pro 4 myself , it doesn't look fancy but it's just rock solid quality wise.

iban__

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thanks for your reply.
Think I´ve changed something. The correct part number is F4-2400C16D-32GFX
I still cant find it in any Msi motherboard

I was looking to Gigabyte ab350 gaming 3 as as the Ram is supported according to their site but I´ve heard the Gigabyte Bios isn´t the best if you plan to Overclock (which I plan to give it a try in the future)

Also I have realised I can not make Sli with my 1050 gpus so I discarded a x370 mobo

Anyway would you recommend any b350 motherboard?
 
Rather than buy 2400 flare x which is going to be generally overpriced you should just go for gskill trident 3000/3200 or corsair lpx 3000/3200 which will run at minimum 2666 & more likely 2933 MHz.

They'll outperform 2400 flare x considerably.

 

iban__

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I plan to lead 2 slots free to upgrade to 64gb in the future as I do heavy work with photoshop, premiere and after effects and they eat all the ram I throw
So yes. At this moment I need 2x16gb
 
Just buy the flare x then mate is my advice.
If you're going to upgrade to 4x16gb in the future you'll be definitely limited to 2400 ram speeds .

Ignore the qvl lists mate honestly , that flare x is Samsung b-die for certain.
You are not going to have any compatibility issues with it at all .

My board recommendations on the other thread still stand.

I own the pro 4 myself , it doesn't look fancy but it's just rock solid quality wise.
 
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