Which RGB ddr4 ram should i choose??? over brand, speed and price

[baiyunfei]

Hi, which RGB ddr4 16gb ram should i choose??? over brand, speed and price.

This is my list of ram;
Galax Gamer III 2400mhz (around USD 213),
ADATA RAM D40 (XPG) 2666 mhz (around USD 223),
KLEVV CRAS II 3200mhz (around USD 253).
All price is after convert to USD. Thank in advance.
Or other recommended

 

[PC Tailor]

Remember that your motherboard will only be able to handle certain speeds. If your motherboard is only capable of speeds up to 2400, then you're wasting money opting for the other 3. What's your motherboard make and model?

 

[baiyunfei]

Remember that your motherboard will only be able to handle certain speeds. If your motherboard is only capable of speeds up to 2400, then you're wasting money opting for the other 3. What's your motherboard make and model?

I using asrock Z370 extreme4

 

[PC Tailor]

Your motherboard supports 2666 Native and up to 4333 OC, so no problems there.

Now what speed you want will be down to what usage you have. It totally depends on what you'll be using your PC for.

Assuming gaming: Modern day gaming shows higher DDR4 RAM speeds does have some (if sometimes very minor) impact on gaming performance. In many, you won't see too much difference between 2400 and 3200. But games such as Fallout 4 for example, you will get more performance with higher speeds.

Other games however you will see no noticeable difference between 2133 and 3200.

I would use this for reference just to get an idea:
https://www.techspot.com/article/1171-ddr4-4000-mhz-performance/
https://techbuyersguru.com/gaming-ddr4-memory-2133-vs-26663200mhz-8gb-vs-16gb?page=1

All i would say, is that games are heading towards using RAM speeds mroe effectively, so it may be more future considerate to opt for 3200. Even though now you may not see mass difference depending on what you're doing, if it is gaming, you may find some better performance in the near future.

Trident Z 3200 is a fan favourite.

 

[baiyunfei]

Your motherboard supports 2666 Native and up to 4333 OC, so no problems there.

Now what speed you want will be down to what usage you have. It totally depends on what you'll be using your PC for.

Assuming gaming: Modern day gaming shows higher DDR4 RAM speeds does have some (if sometimes very minor) impact on gaming performance. In many, you won't see too much difference between 2400 and 3200. But games such as Fallout 4 for example, you will get more performance with higher speeds.

Other games however you will see no noticeable difference between 2133 and 3200.

I would use this for reference just to get an idea:
https://www.techspot.com/article/1171-ddr4-4000-mhz-performance/
https://techbuyersguru.com/gaming-ddr4-memory-2133-vs-26663200mhz-8gb-vs-16gb?page=1

All i would say, is that games are heading towards using RAM speeds mroe effectively, so it may be more future considerate to opt for 3200. Even though now you may not see mass difference depending on what you're doing, if it is gaming, you may find some better performance in the near future.

Trident Z 3200 is a fan favourite.

Ok, i think i will get a 3200 mhz ram for better performance in the near future. I also like g skill trident Z but so sad my country g skill Trident Z 3200mhz is no stock or too expansive around USD 380. If take other brand 3200mhz no different right. Anyway tq vm for yr answer.

 

[faalin]

I would also check the motherboard manual and QVL to make sure the ram you get you can control the RGB colors.

 

[baiyunfei]

I would also check the motherboard manual and QVL to make sure the ram you get you can control the RGB colors.

Ok, i will look into it. tq