AMD CPU and DDR5 RAM: Compatibility and Recommendations

Using Hynix die chipsets for AMD CPUs and DDR5 RAM ensures stability and minimizes risks.

### Guide to Selecting AMD CPU and DDR5 RAM for gbpc
* 🖥 When using AMD CPUs, such as the 5200 or 5600 models, they operate at **500**, so there's no need to specifically use **500 RAM**. Most RAMs in the market are **5600 clock speed**, with Team Group being the only manufacturer producing **5200 clock speed RAM**.
* 🔍 "Two months ago, a video on selecting AMD CPU RAM was uploaded on the Sinsung channel, and its impact was so strong that many people who inquire now bring **5200 RAM**."
* ❌ Mr. Seongjo's video did not specify the issues related to using a certain maker's RAM, causing some frustration due to its **significant influence**.
* ⚙ When using ASUS AMD motherboards with 5600 RAM, there is a boot delay issue, which can be resolved by **setting it up in the BIOS**.
* 🧠 It is recommended to use RAM with Hynix die chipsets, such as those from ADATA, Senko, and Patriot, as **DDR5 RAM uses Hynix dies**.
* 💰 As of March 12th, Hynix die chipsets from Data are either **out of stock** or experiencing **soaring prices**, so this factor should be considered.
* 🏆 The top-ranked DDR5 RAM is from Team Group, followed by Intel and Hynix, with the **price difference being only 10,000 won**.
* 🛡 "I have never encountered any issues with Hynix die chipsets, and I believe they offer **stability**."

Hello, everyone. Today, I've been organizing information on what kind of AMD CPU and DDR5 RAM to use for gbpc. To be honest, I didn't want to make or do this kind of content on YouTube. However, recently, many people have been asking about purchasing, so I decided to organize and create this content. AMD CPUs have their own standards, so even if you install a 5200 or 5600 model, it will operate at 500. Therefore, you don't have to use 500 specifically; if you buy a 5600 RAM, it will work at 500. In the market, most RAMs are 5600 clock speed, and the only manufacturer producing 5200 clock speed RAM is Team Group. Why am I talking about this? Two months ago, a video about selecting AMD CPU RAM was uploaded on the Sinsung channel, and its influence was so strong that most people who inquire have watched this video and bring 5200 RAM. Team Group, Sinsung.

I'm not sniping. I'm not sniping. When Mr. Seongjo mentioned compatibility issues, he didn't mention what the problem was when he used a certain maker's RAM. I want to correct that. Before I talk about this, I want to clarify that I have no ties or undisclosed advertising with any maker. If you look at my channel subscribers, you would know that the views are not high. Fortunately, I have avoided all these issues, so I'm posting videos. I feel a bit resentful about some parts. Because the influence is strong, whatever I say, those who inquire seem to trust this side a bit more. That's why I talked about this. So, regarding this DDR5 RAM and AMD CPU, if I used them, it...

I just want to talk about what to use and why I'm shooting this video. Once again, I want to emphasize that this is not an attack on Mr. Sinseong; there is just a bit of frustration regarding the impact, but I will move on. Talking about the early days of the 5,600 clock issue, compatibility issues, and booting issues, when it comes to history, there was an issue with Samsung RAM. It was famous, there were issues with Samsung RAM quantity on various channels. Regardless of Intel or AMD, there were quality issues, and now it's said to be fine, but I still don't use Samsung, so it's a bit unrelated to me. Also, there were quality issues with Micron RAM at a certain point. Back then, I didn't use Micron RAM either. And there are various makers who mix chipsets or form teams. This causes some people to feel anxious and.

There were various things, and because there were various things, I am also anxious because I don't know when things will happen. Also, when installing ASUS AMD mainboard with 5,600, there is a boot delay issue. If you set it up in the BIOS, now the booting process is faster. Personally, I think that the delay in the post itself is the issue. I am aware that it takes longer to boot up in the BIOS when using 5,600 RAM, and I know that it speeds up when set in the BIOS, but not everything is resolved, right? Since not everything is resolved, I haven't found a solution yet. There is a way to solve this in the BIOS, but I won't introduce the solution, so I'll just move on. For now, what should you use? Use RAM with Hynix die chipset and other things, like ADATA. Nowadays, in other words, if we express it as ADATA, it's like saying it's below Hynix die. Just recently, even in public institutions, um, nowadays...

I use a lot of Hynix dies for DDR RAM. Just remember this: DDR5 RAM uses Hynix dies, and other manufacturers that use Hynix dies. There are makers like Senko, a foreign subsidiary of Hynix. Also, Patriot. We advertised extensively that we use Hynix die chipsets. We also advertised that we use Hynix dies for data memory. However, as I mentioned earlier, for example, product A does not use Hynix dies, even though it uses data. We distribute two types of products, those that use Hynix dies and those that don't, together. So, just because a product uses 5,600 clocks does not mean it definitely uses Hynix dies. As of March 12th, when I'm posting this video, RAM using Hynix die chipsets from Data is either out of stock or the prices are soaring. So, you should consider this and filter your thoughts a bit.

Yes, of course, the product is good. The product is good, and Essencore, Patriot, and Data are all using Hynix memory, right? There are four manufacturers. I will not mention the tuning RAM separately. Let's move on to DDR5. We have brought the top 12 RAMs. We brought them, but the first place is Team Group. I don't know why Team Group is first. Second place will probably be taken by Intel. Third place is Hynix. The price difference is only 10,000 won. It's not a big difference. You can just use Hynix. And there aren't many sellers. There are only 29 sellers now. 71,000 won. No one will buy it. There won't be any buyers. Due to the influence of Shinsungjo, this is why the ranking is already spreading among those who use AMD. I want to talk about something that is not true. I want to talk about SK Hynix's subsidiary, a foreign company.

Please use the subsidiary Essencore Cleve 5600 4-piece yogurt. I use this yogurt. I don't receive any kickbacks, support, or get it cheaply. In fact, I don't get it cheaply. Why don't you use Essencore? There's no margin. Firstly, there's no margin. The product is not well-known, and there's no margin. Why use this? It's because of the stability. Instead of using this for 65,000 won, you should use Hynix. Use this. It slightly influences your credibility. Due to its influence, two 5,200 RAMs are currently installed side by side. There may be stock shortages. Once the products distributed by Seoin are all sold out, prices will rise, and it was quite challenging. Honestly, I will tell you.

If you use Hynix dies, there are no issues like malfunctions or anything like that. So, using Hynix dies, well, I'm not sure. Mr. Sungjo, if you spend 5,200, it's stable, and of course, minimizing risks is from a business perspective. So, I understand your feelings, too. It's comfortable to use the 500-dollar one, and even if you plug in a 500-dollar one, it operates at 500. That's how it works in an AMD system. So, just using a 500-dollar one makes you feel comfortable. But the price is higher than the 500-dollar one now, and you must have struggled in many ways, Mr. Sung. There were compatibility issues when using Samsung RAM, and there were some problems. In conclusion, I was lucky. I managed to avoid all the issues. I managed to avoid all of them. So far, there hasn't been a single problem with using Hynix die chipsets. Of course, I'm aware that the booting was slow.

People all know that when there is an issue with Samsung RAM, I didn't use Samsung RAM because I thought there was no merit. They only provide a warranty for 1 year and 6 months. If you use CORSAIR RAM, it comes with a lifetime warranty, which is almost like an unlimited warranty. I think it will last for about 10 years until DDR5 RAM is discontinued, at least 5 to 7 years. When there was an issue with AMD CPUs, I have never received even a single book because I used Hynix products. My sales volume is not embarrassingly small. At least, I hope that those who consult with me will trust and follow me. I don't make estimates as much as the problem might occur. Those who know will know, but I hope they don't ask me as if I don't know after watching your videos, Seongjo.

In Seongjo's video, many people ask questions like, Use 5,200 RAM, or something similar. Even I don't know exactly, I hope he just explains that part a bit. I'll stop here for today.

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Guide to Selecting AMD CPU and DDR5 RAM for gbpc

AMD CPUs have specific standards, so a 5200 or 5600 model will both operate at 500, allowing flexibility in RAM choice.

The market mostly offers 5600 clock speed RAM, with Team Group being the sole producer of 5200 RAM, influenced by a video from the Sinsung channel.

The speaker aims to provide accurate information and clarifications, emphasizing no bias towards any manufacturer.

Issues with Samsung and Micron RAM Compatibility

There were historical compatibility issues with Samsung and Micron RAM, causing frustration for users.

The use of Hynix die chipset and ADATA RAM is now recommended to avoid these compatibility issues.

Installing ASUS AMD mainboard with 5,600 RAM also had boot delay issues, which could be resolved through BIOS settings.

DDR5 RAM and other products use Hynix dies, but some, like product A, do not.

As of March 12th, RAM using Hynix die chipsets is either out of stock or experiencing soaring prices.

Hynix holds the third position in RAM rankings, with a small price difference.

The limited number of sellers and the influence of Shinsungjo are impacting the market for RAM using Hynix dies.

Using the Essencore Cleve 5600 yogurt is not financially beneficial due to low margins and potential stock shortages.

Hynix die chipsets offer stability and minimize the risk of malfunctions, providing a comfortable and reliable experience.

The use of Hynix die chipsets has successfully avoided compatibility issues and malfunctions, making it a preferable choice for stability.

The Impact of RAM Choice on Warranty and Trust

Samsung RAM offers a 1 year and 6 months warranty, while CORSAIR RAM provides a lifetime warranty, creating a significant difference in coverage.

The choice of RAM can impact its lifespan, with DDR5 RAM expected to last for 5 to 7 years.

Hynix product users may not have received support for issues with AMD CPUs, leading to a lack of trust.

Consistent consulting and transparent explanations can help build trust with clients and followers in the tech industry.