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07-29-2023, 01:51 AM
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Hello! I’m a video editor who recently switched to an Intel 14900k rig. I thought I could manage with two 2x32GB RAM kits and the XMP profile, which worked on my previous AMD system with DDR4. However, I’m wondering if DDR5 is compatible with four RAM sticks. I rely heavily on Adobe Suite, which consumes a lot of memory, and I usually edit in H.264 format without using proxies since I don’t have time to set them up. Right now, my rig has two kits available at the link you shared. The system is running fine, but I’m curious if upgrading would help. I noticed some stutters and odd behavior, but I’m not sure if it’s due to low RAM or the demanding Adobe software. Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks, Nordgaren
Edited December 3, 2023 by Nordgaren Added H.264 info. May be relevant.
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07-29-2023, 01:51 AM #1

Hello! I’m a video editor who recently switched to an Intel 14900k rig. I thought I could manage with two 2x32GB RAM kits and the XMP profile, which worked on my previous AMD system with DDR4. However, I’m wondering if DDR5 is compatible with four RAM sticks. I rely heavily on Adobe Suite, which consumes a lot of memory, and I usually edit in H.264 format without using proxies since I don’t have time to set them up. Right now, my rig has two kits available at the link you shared. The system is running fine, but I’m curious if upgrading would help. I noticed some stutters and odd behavior, but I’m not sure if it’s due to low RAM or the demanding Adobe software. Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks, Nordgaren
Edited December 3, 2023 by Nordgaren Added H.264 info. May be relevant.

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