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umizou1393
Senior Member
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02-28-2023, 04:18 PM
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You're looking to upgrade your system by adding another 8GB RAM stick for a total of 16GB with dual-channel support. The HyperX Fury Renegade matches your current model in frequency, latency, and voltage, so it should be compatible. Just make sure the new sticks are listed as dual-channel compatible and check the total capacity limits for your motherboard.
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umizou1393
02-28-2023, 04:18 PM #1

You're looking to upgrade your system by adding another 8GB RAM stick for a total of 16GB with dual-channel support. The HyperX Fury Renegade matches your current model in frequency, latency, and voltage, so it should be compatible. Just make sure the new sticks are listed as dual-channel compatible and check the total capacity limits for your motherboard.

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yojin091024
Member
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03-01-2023, 01:17 AM
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They might share the same model number yet face issues. They probably won’t encounter problems, but the safest bet is to purchase a complete RAM kit; otherwise, it’s mostly chance. In practice, chances of running into trouble with any 3200 CL16 kit from G.Skill, TeamGroup, Silicon Power, etc., are similar, so if you decide to add another 8GB stick, opt for the lowest price and ensure the seller offers a solid return policy. Considering how affordable DDR4 has gotten, it’s better to invest in a fresh 2x8GB kit rather than keeping the 8GB unit, and consider selling the existing one just to confirm compatibility.
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yojin091024
03-01-2023, 01:17 AM #2

They might share the same model number yet face issues. They probably won’t encounter problems, but the safest bet is to purchase a complete RAM kit; otherwise, it’s mostly chance. In practice, chances of running into trouble with any 3200 CL16 kit from G.Skill, TeamGroup, Silicon Power, etc., are similar, so if you decide to add another 8GB stick, opt for the lowest price and ensure the seller offers a solid return policy. Considering how affordable DDR4 has gotten, it’s better to invest in a fresh 2x8GB kit rather than keeping the 8GB unit, and consider selling the existing one just to confirm compatibility.

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Harkje
Junior Member
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03-08-2023, 02:57 AM
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In summary, it’s probably fine but wouldn’t be unheard of if it wasn’t.
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Harkje
03-08-2023, 02:57 AM #3

In summary, it’s probably fine but wouldn’t be unheard of if it wasn’t.