"The minimum memory frequency we would recommend for a high-end Coffee Lake system is 2666 MHz. Everything below that seems to have relatively large performance effects."
If they are compat install, enable xmp and off you go. 2400 used to be the highest non overclocked speed. Recently it became 2666, I'd getthose ripjaw and get them at 3000. Should see a nice perf boost.
Yes ram will affect general performance. In most cases it's not that significant; however, if Intel tell you having a certain ram type will affect the performance significantly I would be inclined to believe them
If they are compat install, enable xmp and off you go. 2400 used to be the highest non overclocked speed. Recently it became 2666, I'd getthose ripjaw and get them at 3000. Should see a nice perf boost.
yes but i have anxiety about instability and ocing. I dont want oc. Just buy and use all on stock settings. So that rams will run on 3000mhz at default boot up or i must manually adjust?
So they are XMP memory right? I will be completing pc parts in next week. So if i boot pc first time to UEFI , it will revert rams to 2133mhz and 1.2v right? To get 3000mhz and 1.35v i must enable only XMP profile in UEFI,thats all?
I am scared about instability with XMP. There is a million topics with instability pc using xmp profiles and memtest86 errors. I dont wanna mess with voltages,timings etc. Just want all stable on stock.
But stability with xmp is guaranteed by manufacturer of this rams right?