3200MHz cl16 vs 3600MHz cl16 vs 3600MHz cl18

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bi.cygni

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So, it's time to update my RAM. I have three contestants, listed from cheapest to most expensive:

1. Corsair vengeance pro rgb DDR4 3200MHz cl16
2. Corsair vengeance pro rgb DDR4 3600MHz cl18
3. G.skill trident Z rgb DDR4 3600MHz cl16

So, which one I should get? The G.skill trident Z will obviously be the best, but how much better will it actually be? Will it be worth it to pay more for the G.skill one?

 
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bi.cygni

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What are you updating from and why?

There are likely better performance updates available to you.
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Upgrading my motherboard and that's why I'm upgrading my ram.

I would like to get rgb ram to fit in with the rest of my rgb aesthetic. So what would you recommend?
 
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Ram can be very motherboard specific.
What is the make/model of your current motherboard?
What is the make/model of your proposed new motherboard?
Without that information, nobody can give you an authoritative answer.



 
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bi.cygni

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I currently own an prebuilt pc. It's the hp omen 880-020no and you can find all of the information about the current motherboard (and ram) from here https://support.hp.com/lt-en/document/c05572892

What I am now going to be doing is I will basically build a new pc, but I will reusing the cpu, gpu, and the drives. I will be getting a new case, motherboard, psu and ram.

The new motherboard will be the MSI Z270 gaming pro carbon.

Edit: Also to clarify, based on my understanding the ram I have right now would work with my new motherboard, but it won't fit the aesthetic of the new build and I also would like to get higher frequency ram.
 
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