I'm looking for a set of 4x4 GB DDR4 RAM to assemble together with an Asus Rampage V Extreme (X99) motherboard and an Intel Core i7 5930k CPU.
The only aspect i'm decided about is the quantity - 16 GB should be enough for most of the activities nowadays, from what i've researched.
I'll be using my PC build for high-end gaming but also for software development (think modern IDEs such as Visual Studio and SQL Server Management Studio) and maybe also some grid-computing activities. I don't need the utmost performance from my RAM modules; i've read that above 2400-2600 MHz the performance increments are negligible compared to the added price, but i may be wrong. I'm not planning on doing any crazy RAM overclocking but some decent or good overclocking capabilities are more than welcome (i'm not so knowledgeable about OC by the way). I was thinking first of a Corsair Dominator Platinum 2800 MHz (16 GB), but they seem way overpriced compared to the corresponding Vengeance model, for instance.
I would greatly appreciate if you could recommend me an appropriate set of RAM modules for these specifications.
The only aspect i'm decided about is the quantity - 16 GB should be enough for most of the activities nowadays, from what i've researched.
I'll be using my PC build for high-end gaming but also for software development (think modern IDEs such as Visual Studio and SQL Server Management Studio) and maybe also some grid-computing activities. I don't need the utmost performance from my RAM modules; i've read that above 2400-2600 MHz the performance increments are negligible compared to the added price, but i may be wrong. I'm not planning on doing any crazy RAM overclocking but some decent or good overclocking capabilities are more than welcome (i'm not so knowledgeable about OC by the way). I was thinking first of a Corsair Dominator Platinum 2800 MHz (16 GB), but they seem way overpriced compared to the corresponding Vengeance model, for instance.
I would greatly appreciate if you could recommend me an appropriate set of RAM modules for these specifications.