crucial will tell you whats available for your system if you put in the motherboard into the search feature or you can visit your motherboard manufacturers website to see whats available.
generally speaking the best high performance ram is g skill ripjaws and corsair vengance and corsair xms
CPUs are also dependant on your boards CPU socket but I always choose intel CPUs and sandy brdiges and ivybridges are the best. If your running a proper server then consider xeons.
Even though the RAM mentioned above is designed for OCing, it will be ideal for you're setup as the heat spreaders will assist with the cooling considering it's on 24/7.
I also suggest going with Ivybridge too as the lower power consumption will be ideal for the long run.
Also, make sure you have a good quality PSU... you wouldn't want anything to happen to your expensive hardware in a "worst case scenario". Seasonic, Corsair and XFX are good quality.
crucial will tell you whats available for your system if you put in the motherboard into the search feature or you can visit your motherboard manufacturers website to see whats available.
generally speaking the best high performance ram is g skill ripjaws and corsair vengance and corsair xms
CPUs are also dependant on your boards CPU socket but I always choose intel CPUs and sandy brdiges and ivybridges are the best. If your running a proper server then consider xeons.
Let's backup to what Mobo will be used. A true Server Mobo will use ECC RAM.
Personally, I would prefer using Crucial for a dedicated Server.
Status
Not open for further replies.
You have insufficient privileges to reply here.
Related Threads
?
?
?
?
?
Tech Support Forum
4.7M posts
957.9K members
Since 2002
A forum community dedicated to tech experts and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about articles, computer security, Mac, Microsoft, Linux, hardware, networking, gaming, reviews, accessories, and more!