Ballistix Sport LT?
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Barty1884
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It certainly should.
Manufacturer's cannot test every possible RAM module on the market, hence QVL's are never comprehensive.
Spec-wise, it's compatible, and shouldn't present any issues.
FWIW, depending on the balance of your components, you might want to consider faster speeds supported by the chipset (3000MHz+) and/or a 16GB (2x8GB) kit, depending on your use case.
Manufacturer's cannot test every possible RAM module on the market, hence QVL's are never comprehensive.
Spec-wise, it's compatible, and shouldn't present any issues.
FWIW, depending on the balance of your components, you might want to consider faster speeds supported by the chipset (3000MHz+) and/or a 16GB (2x8GB) kit, depending on your use case.
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The ballistix lt is well known for overclockability.
I've had 2400 running at 2933 even on ryzen builds with no issues.
For some reason micron nand gets missed off a lot of board qvl lists but for me its always been pretty much ultra compatible.
I've had 2400 running at 2933 even on ryzen builds with no issues.
For some reason micron nand gets missed off a lot of board qvl lists but for me its always been pretty much ultra compatible.
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