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deviantdog 
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 Posted: September-22-2021 at 5:12pm |
 Thanks guys, I'll try that stuff.
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deviantdog
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Well, I just wanted to follow-up. After trying many of those suggestions, I ended up doing a clean install of MSFS. I'm thinking I picked something up during one of those updates, as everything is running great again with no CTDs. Thanks guys
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/Ulf Bjarke, Sweden
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A question on memory that I'll be using for my next MSFS2020 build. I remember from Nicks guide that you should go with the lowest latency & fastest memory you can afford. So, I'm looking at the two memory kits from G-Skill both are on the ASUS MOBO QVL list and the mobo I will be using is the ASUS Maximus Z690 Hero. Any and all advice is welcomed.
5600J2834F16GX2-TZ5RK - DDR5 - 5600 CL Timing 28-34-34-89 OR 6000J3238F16GX2-TZ5RK - DDR5 - 6000 CL Timing 32-38-38-96 |
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i9-9900K/G-Skill 32GB DDR4000/Asus Maximus Hero WI-FI / EVGA RTX 2080Ti/M.2 1TB Win10/ M.2 1TB P3D4.5/M.2 1TB MSFS2020/LG 43UD79-B"/EVGA 1000P2/CORSAIR 500D/CORSAIR H150i PRO AIO
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Fly happy
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Between those I would go for 5600J2834F16GX2-TZ5RK - DDR5 - 5600 CL Timing 28-34-34-89 because of the timings. No surprise, that kit is also more expensive.
Keep in mind I haven't researched Z690 and what it is capable of, I'm just looking at those two kits from a layman's perspective. Also, if you like to play, look at F5-6400J3239G16GA2-TZ5RK in the same price range. That kit is also on the QVL. There may be a reason why you limited the frequency to 6000 in your search and I understand that. Kits at the upper end of the spectrum can be...let's say a little challenging... to play ball
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