Hi,
So I'm building a Ryzen 7 1800x build and Im really confused about what memory would be best compatible with it.
Im looking at either G Skill Ripjaws V or Corsair Vengeance LED or Corsair Vengeance LPX sticks 8gbx2. And the memories I'm considereing are 2133 MHz, 2400 MHz or 2667 Mhz gaming isnt a priority which is why I'm going in for these speeds as they are cost effective for me.
Could you help me out in knowing which speed to not consider because of potential instability issues?
Thanks
EDIT:-
BUILD LIST
Asus X370 PRO
Ryzen 7 1800X (If I find a dummy's guide to overclocking I'll go for the 1700X) Stock Cooler
DDR4 Ram 2667 MHZ (as suggested by you all, are there any LED Ram sticks that are known to be compatible with the ryzen at this speed?)
Seasonic s12G 750 Watt (May upgrade to threadripper in the future and add another video card)
Zotac GTX 1080 ti Amp (or Aorus)
512 GB SSD (WD Blue perhaps, good price to performance ratio from the reviews Ive read)
2 TB SSHD (For games and asset libraries)
All inside an NZXT S340 Elite
So I'm building a Ryzen 7 1800x build and Im really confused about what memory would be best compatible with it.
Im looking at either G Skill Ripjaws V or Corsair Vengeance LED or Corsair Vengeance LPX sticks 8gbx2. And the memories I'm considereing are 2133 MHz, 2400 MHz or 2667 Mhz gaming isnt a priority which is why I'm going in for these speeds as they are cost effective for me.
Could you help me out in knowing which speed to not consider because of potential instability issues?
Thanks
EDIT:-
BUILD LIST
Asus X370 PRO
Ryzen 7 1800X (If I find a dummy's guide to overclocking I'll go for the 1700X) Stock Cooler
DDR4 Ram 2667 MHZ (as suggested by you all, are there any LED Ram sticks that are known to be compatible with the ryzen at this speed?)
Seasonic s12G 750 Watt (May upgrade to threadripper in the future and add another video card)
Zotac GTX 1080 ti Amp (or Aorus)
512 GB SSD (WD Blue perhaps, good price to performance ratio from the reviews Ive read)
2 TB SSHD (For games and asset libraries)
All inside an NZXT S340 Elite