Question 1

If i buy two of these, will it be Dual Channel?

Accepted Answer

Memory channels are determined by the memory controller of the CPU, not by the memory modules themselves. As such, two sticks of these RAM modules will run in a dual channel configuration without issues.

Question 2

Hello everyone,

Will this RAM work with an Intel Core i3-7100, along with an ASRock B250 Motherboard...???

Kind Regards,
-Ryan

Accepted Answer

I see no reason why it wouldn't since that motherboard uses DDR4 RAM

Question 3

Photo shows timing as 15-16-16-35 and description shows 15-15-15-35.  What is timing on the modules?

Accepted Answer

Mine's reading at 15-15-15-35.

Question 4

is this one 8bg model or two 4gb models?

Accepted Answer

This is a 1x 8GB module.

Question 5

Would this be compatible with a GIGABYTE GA-H270M-DS3H (rev. 1.0) LGA 1151 Intel H270 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 Micro ATX Motherboards - Intel? thanks!

Accepted Answer

Yes. The board supports DDR4-2133 and -2400, so it should have no issue working with this.

Question 6

Does this work with AMD Ryzen? If so, does it work on Dual-channel if I buy two of them? I'm planning on buying one now and other later

Accepted Answer

Any standard DDR4 module should work fine with Ryzen, so yes, this should work.

Dual-channel is enabled automatically assuming the RAM is placed in the proper slots for dual-channel support; some motherboards have channels set up in adjacent slots (i.e. slots 1 and 2, and slots 3 and 4) or alternating slots (i.e slots 1 and 3, and slots 2 and 4), so check your motherboard manual on the proper placement.

Question 7

Does it come with 1 or 2?

Accepted Answer

it comes with one stick of ram. hope my answer helps

Question 8

For future confusion avoidance, what do the RAM Timing numbers (15-15-15-35) mean? Is a higher latency number better than a lower one? Does a higher latency number mean that the RAM is faster? Thank you.

Accepted Answer

Lower is better. For the most part it is nearly inconsequential for any home computer.

Question 9

Can you overclock these?

Accepted Answer

My z170 motherboard recognized them as 2133, I had to enable XMP to enable 2400. I had the ability to overclock past 2400, but I didn’t need to for my purposes (1080p gaming with a 6600k and RX 480).

Question 10

Does overclocking work well with this?

Accepted Answer

No

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