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You're not alone in feeling unsure about PC specs. It's normal to get a bit confused when upgrading. Your current setup has 16GB RAM at 3200MHz, and you're planning to add 64GB at a higher frequency of around 3600MHz. Both are DDR4, which is good news. However, compatibility depends on the motherboard and other components. Make sure your new RAM matches the speed and type supported by your system. If you're unsure, checking the manufacturer's guidelines can help avoid issues.
They'll continue collaborating, but using the 64GB at 3600MHz will give you better performance. What's your system setup, current RAM, and what amount are you getting?
If both were 3200 MHz, it might function differently. The 64 at 3600 MHz could still offer better performance.
Combining various RAM types might lead to problems, even if their speeds match.
The 64 gigabits per second at 3600 MHz would still be faster if you combine the two. You can check compatibility issues on websites like Compatibility Matrix or online test tools.