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luiggii
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05-11-2023, 06:58 AM
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Honestly, I used to have 16 GB before. But the appearance didn’t impress me much. I also couldn’t locate the same setup anymore, especially for color matching. So I sold my old memory to my girlfriend and got a 32 GB, four-stick package. I didn’t really want the extra performance boost, but the aesthetics mattered. Plus, I don’t see a point in going up to 64 GB in the next five years.
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luiggii
05-11-2023, 06:58 AM #11

Honestly, I used to have 16 GB before. But the appearance didn’t impress me much. I also couldn’t locate the same setup anymore, especially for color matching. So I sold my old memory to my girlfriend and got a 32 GB, four-stick package. I didn’t really want the extra performance boost, but the aesthetics mattered. Plus, I don’t see a point in going up to 64 GB in the next five years.

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05-11-2023, 09:20 AM
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They mentioned in a video that various motherboards can have different layouts. Up to my knowledge, the main types are T-topology and daisy chain. Just don’t trust someone who sounds uncertain like me. Buildzoid gives a clearer explanation.
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ECFatula
05-11-2023, 09:20 AM #12

They mentioned in a video that various motherboards can have different layouts. Up to my knowledge, the main types are T-topology and daisy chain. Just don’t trust someone who sounds uncertain like me. Buildzoid gives a clearer explanation.

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