Sure, you can ask what you need.
Sure, you can ask what you need.
It’s possible to have both 8GB and 32GB in the same machine, but it depends on the configuration. If dual-channel is used, the 16GB should be split between them—likely one channel for 8GB and another for 8GB, or optimized for performance. The rest would typically be single-channel. You might want to stick with 32GB now and upgrade later if needed. Thanks!
This amount of memory is likely sufficient for most tasks, especially games.
They can definitely fit on the same machine, but it’s uncertain. Also, a dual-channel setup only supports up to 8GB. What’s the point of needing 64GB then?
I mainly rely on it for DayTrading, yet beside it I'm operating a VirtualBox with ParrotOS KDE and of course playing games.
The heavy use happens when I display charts during coding in VirtualBox while creating a video or something similar.
It's a bit unclear what you're asking, but I'm trying my best to help. You seem to be considering factors like speed, capacity, and compatibility when choosing RAM. It might be better to prioritize stability over maximum performance unless you're certain about your needs. Mixing different types of RAM can also cause issues with XMP settings, and manually overclocking could add complexity.