Can I use different RAM in same PC?

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DrYK

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Hi,
Currently I have 16GB G.skill Tridetntz RGB DDR4 2400 (2x8GB).
Now my question is get a different RAM like G.Skill Ripjaws or Corsair vengeance (2x8GB) DDR4 2400.

1) Will they be able to work together to get 32GB?
2) Also will I still be able to control RGB on Tridentz?
3) Finally will I be able to overclock the RAM like normal without any hickups?

The motherboard I'll be using will be AMD X470, haven't decided which one.
Processor Ryzen 7 2700x.

Thanks :)
 
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Its not recommended as there is defently issues with compatibility.

and if you plan to get an Ryzen 7 CPU they GREATLY benefit with the faster 3200Mhz ram

I would really get some faster ram IF you play any games as it helps a lot with the Ryzen CPUs (speaking from experience on an Ryzen 7 1800X)

what I would do is try and sell your current set if you can and get faster stuff :0
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Doctor Rob

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Its not recommended as there is defently issues with compatibility.

and if you plan to get an Ryzen 7 CPU they GREATLY benefit with the faster 3200Mhz ram

I would really get some faster ram IF you play any games as it helps a lot with the Ryzen CPUs (speaking from experience on an Ryzen 7 1800X)

what I would do is try and sell your current set if you can and get faster stuff :0
 
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Thanks.
If I overclock the TridentZ 2400 to 3000Mhz. Will the performance gain be similar to buying the 3200Mhz?

Thanks
 
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if they were rated 3000 in the first place, yes should be less than 10% from 3200
 
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