No, you can't add more RAM if the model is no longer being released.
No, you can't add more RAM if the model is no longer being released.
Hey, your RAM is about five years old and has 16GB. You’re thinking of adding another 16GB, but you can’t get the same model. You might be able to mix and match different types, but it won’t give you the same speed. It’s better to upgrade to a compatible 32GB module if possible.
Purchasing another 3200/16 kit is a safe choice (you might have one of the adjustments a bit lower, but MHz and CL will remain consistent). It's not particularly rare—it won't offer significant speed boosts. It should function properly. Interesting, what specific RAM model are you missing now?
You're dealing with a low-quality Hynix motherboard. It's smarter to sell your current setup and purchase a higher-end 2x16 kit. Silicon power models around 32GB typically start at about $69 (reasonable). If you're serious about overclocking, opt for two 2x8 3200C16 BIOS chips or better yet, a 3600C18 KEVLAR board with D9WFL and DJR. Both options provide the same interface, so buying multiple ensures compatibility. Since they both support dual ranks, you'll still get around 20% more bandwidth by adding more cards.
He led a 3200mhz CL16 but the model is no longer available. I discovered Corsair versions that keep the same speeds but use different heat spreaders—unless those are the only updates.
I’m not sure what’s going on, but I remember having 32GB storage. I’ve been saving files a bit often, and I need something that runs smoothly so I can keep up with my 13600kf in games.
The 3200MHz CL16 setup should be fine unless you're pushing it too hard. I’m pretty sure the Corsair hasn’t been altered much, though I don’t have the exact specs. Just know that a 3200/16 configuration is likely to work without significantly affecting the 13600K’s performance. If you’re curious, try running some benchmarks before and after to be sure.
You're right, the performance gain from that upgrade isn't significant. Adding another 16GB should be a smart choice for cost efficiency.