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Increase memory for faster performance or reduce memory for slower speed.

Increase memory for faster performance or reduce memory for slower speed.

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GuatonLolero
Junior Member
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04-11-2019, 12:58 PM
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It seems the issue lies with your motherboard not supporting two RAM sticks from this brand. You're using a dual-channel setup with two x570 AORUS Pro modules, but the card isn't compatible. Consider removing two sticks to try overclocking or check if a different motherboard would work better.
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GuatonLolero
04-11-2019, 12:58 PM #1

It seems the issue lies with your motherboard not supporting two RAM sticks from this brand. You're using a dual-channel setup with two x570 AORUS Pro modules, but the card isn't compatible. Consider removing two sticks to try overclocking or check if a different motherboard would work better.

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AfBro
Junior Member
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04-12-2019, 12:40 PM
#2
Depends on your needs. Faster RAM is helpful, but lacking sufficient memory is far more problematic. As long as two modules cover your requirements, upgrading for speed makes sense. However, if you run out of available RAM, it won’t make a difference and you’ll need more. Based on what I understand, you likely have two 16 GB sticks, which should suffice for most everyday tasks. A 64 GB setup is good but not essential for gaming right now. ~Note: It seems like a 16 GB configuration (two 8 GB modules) is typical, though slightly low these days. In that scenario, a 32 GB option would be better. Ideally, pairing two 16 GB sticks keeps speed and capacity optimal.)
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AfBro
04-12-2019, 12:40 PM #2

Depends on your needs. Faster RAM is helpful, but lacking sufficient memory is far more problematic. As long as two modules cover your requirements, upgrading for speed makes sense. However, if you run out of available RAM, it won’t make a difference and you’ll need more. Based on what I understand, you likely have two 16 GB sticks, which should suffice for most everyday tasks. A 64 GB setup is good but not essential for gaming right now. ~Note: It seems like a 16 GB configuration (two 8 GB modules) is typical, though slightly low these days. In that scenario, a 32 GB option would be better. Ideally, pairing two 16 GB sticks keeps speed and capacity optimal.)