RAM — DDR5, DDR4, and DDR3 modules from Kingston, G.Skill, Crucial, TeamGroup, and more. From 4GB to 96GB kits, RGB and low-profile options.
The main thing when choosing:
— Compatibility: DDR4 and DDR5 are not interchangeable — check motherboard support
— Dual Channel: 2x8GB is always better than 1x16GB
— For gaming: 16GB is the minimum, 32GB is a comfortable amount.
— Enable XMP/EXPO profile in BIOS for full speed
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RAM with DDR4 and DDR5 standards. You can see the type, capacity and frequency in the filter.
FAQ
How many operatives do I need?
For office work, 8-16GB. For gaming, 16GB is the minimum comfortable limit, 32GB is more free. For editing and 3D, start at 32GB.
Two modules or one?
Two modules are better — the memory works in dual-channel mode and performance increases noticeably, especially on integrated graphics. Always get 16GB in 2x8, not 1x16.
How important is frequency?
AMD's Ryzen processors are more frequency-sensitive than Intel's. 6000MHz on DDR5 is a good balance between price and performance today.
Can I mix different modules?
Technically, it often works, but there is a risk of instability and the frequency is tied to the slowest module. It is better to buy identical modules as a set.