If you build a Frankenstein PC, there's some crapshooting involved. Good idea to check the specs first for compatibility, particularly your mobo's RAM QVL sheet.
Common sense also suggests getting as many parts from the same manufacturer as possible would increase compatibility but it's impossible to do this for every single part.
Best odds are getting a pre-built machine from a trusted builder of DAW machines. These part combos are likely to have undergone the most extensive field testing. You'll pay a premium for it though.
Worth noting that if you go Ryzen, the ryzen optimized RAM is highly preferable, even though it costs a bit more than standard versions
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