Check compatibility of custom PC components

Ok well back to the 6GB thing, it really is not advised, you need both sticks to be the same size i.e 2GB each or 4GB each to run in dual channel mode. 6GB is specifically for triple channel chipsets where it would be 3x2GB, I am not saying a 4GB + 2GB won't work, but believe it or not even 2x 2GB will perform much better as it's a correct amount of ram for that chipset, you need to work with either 2,4,8,16 or 32GB, not 3,6,12,24.

I think Samsung make some fine ram, some of their stuff is very overclockable. As far as Kingston, I have no experience of them, but personally I would look elsewhere, there are so many great ram manufacturers and the prices are not that different. My favorite and many others on Seven forums is G.Skill, they make some great Ram and their service if something goes wrong is excellent.

Paul.

You could always consider Powerline Adaptors as opposed to wireless dongles for your network solution.

Tomtom111 said:

What do you think aboit Samsung and Kimgston RAM cards, are they not as good as Crucial cards or soemthing?

I use samsung RAM in my backup AMD rig and Kingston HyperX Genesis in my main Haswell rig and they're both absolutely fine.

It won't block it, it will be a snug fit but it will fit. I have fitted a sound card and my gpu in the same slots you need to.

Paul

Well the GPU one will be PCI-e x16, the one below where you are fitting the wireless card will most likely be PCI-e x1 and the last one will be a standard PCI slot, non e.

Paul.