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its comparable in CAS but not the other latency. If it was 10-10-10 vs 10-12-12 yes.
The other latency is in the 10ns range so its on the boarder in my opinon
either save a few bucks and get this
$90
HyperX Savage 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2400 (PC4 19200) Desktop Memory Model HX424C12SB2K2/16 - Newegg.com
or spend a little more and get this. its entirely up to you. I doubt there is anything major in terms of games for your use. For me I would go with the 120 option but i am picky
$105
DDR4 3000, 14, 16GB (2 x 8GB), Desktop Memory, Memory, Components - Newegg.com
$120
DDR4 3200, 14, 16GB (2 x 8GB), Desktop Memory, Memory, Components - Newegg.com
yea i got my RX100 IV and it does 4K 30P and 1080 120P 100M so i got to figure out what i want to do with thatGo for 2x16GB sticks. That way you can expand to 4*16GB sticks one day in the future. While I don't think that we'll need 64GB of memory anytime soon.... it'd be nice to have that option, especially if you start to go more heavily into VMs or 3D rendering or HD video rendering
For $20, get the bigger DIMMs unless your system can do quad channel operation (it can't).I'm building a new computers, I'm trying to get 32 GB rams , but should I go for 4 x 8 or 2 x 16 ? the price difference is like $20 ..
Ok thanks and for the most part I agree guess in the end just buy something on sale or matches mobo lol1866c9 will perform very close to 2133c10\2400c11
going to 16g wont help unless your using over 8g which will make things a stuttering mess as you wait on the hdd
to give you an idea of the gains you can see from overclocking cpu\ram take a look here
Memory Scaling Reviews: Vast Conspiracy? - AnandTech Forums
if your looking to oc what mb do you have? im guessing its itx if you only have two ram slots? as any half decent overclockable matx mb should have four
Ok thanks just reviewing many benchmarks on the matter and it really seems that in the end besides form microscopic benchmark milliseconds it doesn't even matter and maybe just pick 2x8gb whichever sticks match the mobo the best along with a top tier company but thanks for your advice I'll check those sticks outPuffy
Adding to what others have said, more DIMMs will stress the IMC a bit more so will raise CPU temps.
Sirste
I think 2x8GB 1866 CL9 is the sweet spot for performance/value.
I've used almost every Crucial Ballistix line of the DDR3 gen, and these are my picks: Crucial Ballistix Tactical 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866 (PC3 14900) Gaming Memory Model BLT2KIT8G3D1869DT1TX0 - Newegg.com