Hi all,
I'm having a really difficult time locating compatible RAM for an ASUS TUF X570-plus (Wi-Fi) motherboard.
I'm wanting to install a 64Gb/3200MHz kit, either 2 or 4 DIMMs, without overclocking. My overall issue is finding such a kit on the ASUS QVL. The only kit I can find in stock is 3600MHz, which I'd rather not pay for if the CPU (3900X) only handles 3200MHz. I've found some others, but most are Hynix chips, which I hear gives Ryzen builds grief. Corsair shows compatible kits, but every one has a specific Version #. I've also heard anecdotally that there's no way to know what version you'll get when you order, and I don't want to have to RMA.
Since this is my first AMD build, I'm apprehensive about choosing the right hardware. This may just be the nature of AMD vs Intel. My goal is to buy something that runs at advertised speeds at stock with a minimum of configuring (basic BIOS only). I have no experience with XMP or DOCP, and I'm not comfortable adjusting timings, latencies, or voltages. Will this be a major issue?
If anyone could offer advice on a good compatible "out-of-the-box" kit, I would be most grateful.
Thanks in advance!
I'm having a really difficult time locating compatible RAM for an ASUS TUF X570-plus (Wi-Fi) motherboard.
I'm wanting to install a 64Gb/3200MHz kit, either 2 or 4 DIMMs, without overclocking. My overall issue is finding such a kit on the ASUS QVL. The only kit I can find in stock is 3600MHz, which I'd rather not pay for if the CPU (3900X) only handles 3200MHz. I've found some others, but most are Hynix chips, which I hear gives Ryzen builds grief. Corsair shows compatible kits, but every one has a specific Version #. I've also heard anecdotally that there's no way to know what version you'll get when you order, and I don't want to have to RMA.
Since this is my first AMD build, I'm apprehensive about choosing the right hardware. This may just be the nature of AMD vs Intel. My goal is to buy something that runs at advertised speeds at stock with a minimum of configuring (basic BIOS only). I have no experience with XMP or DOCP, and I'm not comfortable adjusting timings, latencies, or voltages. Will this be a major issue?
If anyone could offer advice on a good compatible "out-of-the-box" kit, I would be most grateful.
Thanks in advance!