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WILL MY CPU SUPPORT THIS RAM?
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So I'm gonna be building a PC here in a few weeks with money I've saved and was wondering if this ram is compatible with with my motherboard and processor, I do plan on overclocking the motherboard for the ram. Thanks for any help


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CPU FX6300

RAM G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-2133 Memory
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Your mobo and CPU are both compatible,the motherboard ays it does support 2133 memory but it says OC so im not sure.
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Hoop wrote Your mobo and CPU are both compatible,the motherboard ays it does support 2133 memory but it says OC so im not sure.











Yea i know the motherboard and CPU are compatible, but I don't know if the RAM is compatible with them thanks anyway.
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Yes it supports it but you may need to overclock it on the motherboard to unlock the full potential of the ram
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HIV wrote Yes it supports it but you may need to overclock it on the motherboard to unlock the full potential of the ram










Alright I'll post a my build when it's done in a few weeks thanks.
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Don't get the LE version of that motherboard, please. Either go with the normal M5A97 R2.0 or the EVO version. They may be a tiny bit more expensive but will be worth it.
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Gigahertz wrote Don't get the LE version of that motherboard, please. Either go with the normal M5A97 R2.0 or the EVO version. They may be a tiny bit more expensive but will be worth it.









Alright will do and just curios why?
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Other versions have VRM heatsinks and more features which make for better overclocking.
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Gigahertz wrote Other versions have VRM heatsinks and more features which make for better overclocking.










Alright so which one should I get the M5A97 R2.0 or the EVO version.
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Depends how much you're willing to spend really. If you can spend the extra then by all means go with the EVO.
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