I'm wondering if it's worth spending an extra 30 euros on Expo RAM. Specifically, I want to know how it compares to regular RAM options like the Patriot Viper or Kingston Fury without any built-in overclocking profiles. Is the convenience of using Expo profiles a significant advantage?
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It depends on what you're comparing it to. If you're looking at RAM that just supports XMP, that's typically fine. But if you mean RAM without any overclocking profile, then yes, paying extra for Expo seems worth it because it's a lot easier to set up the Expo profile than to manually overclock your RAM.
I'm focused on comparing it to regular options like Patriot Viper and Expo Kingston Fury.