Check compatibility carefully—this setup works best with Ryzen processors.
Check compatibility carefully—this setup works best with Ryzen processors.
You own an X570 Aorus Pro with 3700x and 2x8GB of 3200mhz Corsair Vengeance LX memory. You're considering buying another pair for a discount. It's a used unit, only a few months old, with valid receipt and warranty. Should you? While you don't need it immediately, upgrading to 4x8 would be less attractive. You're unlikely to reach 64GB or more in this configuration over time. No memory overclocking plans—just using XMP from the BIOS.
If you're playing Cod or any newer titles, it's wise to understand the RAM requirements—some games can need as much as 13.5GB on your system.
Usually I suggest upgrading only when necessary. You’ll also be able to locate used RAM later on.