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Searching for a 32GB memory option.

Searching for a 32GB memory option.

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OblivionGames
Junior Member
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01-05-2016, 07:50 PM
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You're considering a upgrade from 16GB to 32GB RAM. It's worth noting that performance gains often depend more on the type of RAM and your system configuration than just the amount. The options you found seem reasonable, especially with fast storage like NVMe drives. Checking the specifications will help confirm compatibility and speed. Your current setup with 4x4GB at 3600MHz is solid, but adding more memory can further boost performance if it fits without bottlenecks. The MSI specs you shared suggest a good balance for gaming. If you're unsure, testing in a controlled environment would give clearer insights.
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OblivionGames
01-05-2016, 07:50 PM #1

You're considering a upgrade from 16GB to 32GB RAM. It's worth noting that performance gains often depend more on the type of RAM and your system configuration than just the amount. The options you found seem reasonable, especially with fast storage like NVMe drives. Checking the specifications will help confirm compatibility and speed. Your current setup with 4x4GB at 3600MHz is solid, but adding more memory can further boost performance if it fits without bottlenecks. The MSI specs you shared suggest a good balance for gaming. If you're unsure, testing in a controlled environment would give clearer insights.

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Cadariou
Posting Freak
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01-06-2016, 09:06 AM
#2
You're right, mixing memory modules is generally fine, though each set will operate at its minimum available speed. There could be some drawbacks, but it's usually not advised unless you're extremely budget-conscious or have a perfect fit for the existing sticks.
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Cadariou
01-06-2016, 09:06 AM #2

You're right, mixing memory modules is generally fine, though each set will operate at its minimum available speed. There could be some drawbacks, but it's usually not advised unless you're extremely budget-conscious or have a perfect fit for the existing sticks.

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MCjeepers1009
Member
212
01-24-2016, 05:51 PM
#3
It seems like you're considering a 32GB option instead. I believe you're right, it might be sufficient, but the performance drop could be significant if RAM speed matters.
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MCjeepers1009
01-24-2016, 05:51 PM #3

It seems like you're considering a 32GB option instead. I believe you're right, it might be sufficient, but the performance drop could be significant if RAM speed matters.

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Petard6
Member
225
01-26-2016, 05:49 PM
#4
With the 12th generation Intel, a 3200MHz is all you need. It really becomes important when you move to the 14th generation and DDR5 is in play. I strongly suggest starting with a 2x16 setup. It prevents the hassle of purchasing two separate kits. If you opt for standard 4x8 modules, it might make sense, but the savings are usually lower. It’s generally not worth the effort unless you’re certain about your needs.
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Petard6
01-26-2016, 05:49 PM #4

With the 12th generation Intel, a 3200MHz is all you need. It really becomes important when you move to the 14th generation and DDR5 is in play. I strongly suggest starting with a 2x16 setup. It prevents the hassle of purchasing two separate kits. If you opt for standard 4x8 modules, it might make sense, but the savings are usually lower. It’s generally not worth the effort unless you’re certain about your needs.

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RS923
Member
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01-26-2016, 06:59 PM
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You missed mentioning that the 2x16GB model is more affordable compared to the 4x8GB option. I wasn’t aware of the speed improvements or the DDR5 technology, which is helpful to know. The slowest speed I’ve found is around 3200MHz, and it’s also the most budget-friendly. Do you think the link I shared (CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX) would work? If yes, I’m ready to purchase it now—I was just unsure about other factors.
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RS923
01-26-2016, 06:59 PM #5

You missed mentioning that the 2x16GB model is more affordable compared to the 4x8GB option. I wasn’t aware of the speed improvements or the DDR5 technology, which is helpful to know. The slowest speed I’ve found is around 3200MHz, and it’s also the most budget-friendly. Do you think the link I shared (CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX) would work? If yes, I’m ready to purchase it now—I was just unsure about other factors.