Two 16GB and two 32GB RAM modules?
Two 16GB and two 32GB RAM modules?
You currently have 32GB of RAM installed. Adding two 32GB modules would bring your total to 96GB, which is a significant increase. Your existing RAM sticks are 3200MHz with CL16 support. The new sticks match those specifications, so they should work as long as you install them in the correct slots. Your motherboard (ASUS TUF X570 PLUS WIFI) supports this configuration and the XMP/DOCP settings you mentioned. This setup is feasible and will not cause issues. Thank you!
It might function, though it isn't the best configuration. You might need to lower the clock speeds for it to operate properly.
Check the system under load to confirm both RAMs handle the increased speed without issues after the overclock.
Enable DOCP for optimal performance. 3200MHz works well. The 2x16 configuration operates in dual channel, as does the 2x32GB, because each channel holds 48GB total.
3200 is already extremely slow even with a Ryzen CPU, which should handle quad or cursed tri ranks. The only issue might be if your system is dual-rank; otherwise, there could be some problems and compatibility may vary. What are your current components? If they’re from brands like Klevv or Crucial, go for the same manufacturer regardless of the type—you’ll get similar performance. Avoid random products like GSKILL or Corsair; those can mix with any brand completely differently. If yours is just generic stuff, you’ll still run into a lot of mixed signals since most non-consumer ICs come from various manufacturers, not just Samsung, Hynix, or Micron.