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Will this RAM work with my Mobo and CPU?
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So I just bought Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 8GB and its 2400MHz, and I was wondering if it would have any problems with a AMD CPU and Motherboard..

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Am I going to have any problems with this RAM and motherboard?
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Should be fine, make sure it runs at 2400mhz though, you might need to set XMP in the BIOS.
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these are the speeds it supports.
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derek1574 wrote these are the speeds it supports.
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So I would need to OC the RAM to get the 2400Mhz speed? If the RAM is 2400Mhz, why would I need to over clock it to 2400mhz?
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EclipseGT wrote
derek1574 wrote these are the speeds it supports.
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So I would need to OC the RAM to get the 2400Mhz speed? If the RAM is 2400Mhz, why would I need to over clock it to 2400mhz?
Yeah, i think what it would do is the ram will clock down to the lowest Non Oc speed, and you would have to go into the bios as such and oc to 2400mhz.
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alright, I got it.. Running at 2400mhz now, not as hard as i though it would b..e
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