Solved Need The best ram Compatible with this Build
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AMD specs for your CPU say here Up to 3200 MT/s.
You haven't told us what the intended use of the PC will be but if for gaming a minimum of 2 Xs 16GB sticks of a proven brand such as Crucial or G.Skill etc will do.
Worth mentioning is making sure that if you go for RAM that has heatsinks attached be sure to check there is not going to be a problem with space inside the case, aftermarket CPU coolers if used can be quite large and cause problems with the RAM sticks.
You haven't told us what the intended use of the PC will be but if for gaming a minimum of 2 Xs 16GB sticks of a proven brand such as Crucial or G.Skill etc will do.
Worth mentioning is making sure that if you go for RAM that has heatsinks attached be sure to check there is not going to be a problem with space inside the case, aftermarket CPU coolers if used can be quite large and cause problems with the RAM sticks.
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Edit by phillpower2;
Thanks for letting us know but for your own safety never reveal any contact details for all the world to see, you will bombarded with all sorts of unsolicited emails.
You get five minutes to edit a post, please use it rather than double post, thanks.
Edit Or even triple post.
You have done right by asking here as it is not those faceless people that are posting their crap that has to put things right when they have ultimately gone badly wrong, sure you could get 3600MTs RAM to work but it would involve you manually OCing the CPU so that it can keep up with the faster RAM.
You are far better to stick with what the maker of the CPU advises for both the RAM speed and the type of CPU cooler that should be used, it is far easier and less troublesome being able to just enable XMP, let the BIOS do its job and basically forget about it.
Edit Or even triple post.
You have done right by asking here as it is not those faceless people that are posting their crap that has to put things right when they have ultimately gone badly wrong, sure you could get 3600MTs RAM to work but it would involve you manually OCing the CPU so that it can keep up with the faster RAM.
You are far better to stick with what the maker of the CPU advises for both the RAM speed and the type of CPU cooler that should be used, it is far easier and less troublesome being able to just enable XMP, let the BIOS do its job and basically forget about it.
All good then and thanks for letting us know 
Just to add: Noticed that the MB is different than the one in your previous thread, if this board is being introduced for the first time have you checked that it has the latest BIOS, your CPU was the last to be added compatibility wise with the board and at the very least BIOS version F61 is a must have else the CPU will not be recognised by the BIOS.
Just to add: Noticed that the MB is different than the one in your previous thread, if this board is being introduced for the first time have you checked that it has the latest BIOS, your CPU was the last to be added compatibility wise with the board and at the very least BIOS version F61 is a must have else the CPU will not be recognised by the BIOS.
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