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Yes, the same amount of RAM is needed.

Yes, the same amount of RAM is needed.

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electrodude44
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02-07-2025, 08:32 PM
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Consider placing the 16G sticks together in the same channel. Right now you have 16+8+16+8, which is decent for performance but could fail sometimes. Try 16+16+8+8, though this may sacrifice performance but might offer better compatibility. If you're not sure about XMP, the simplest option is to reset CMOS. By default it's off. After verifying the sticks function properly, you can turn XMP back on or adjust speed and timing manually. XMP essentially overclocks the system, as defined by the manufacturer, and is generally safe, though mixing different sticks can lead to issues.
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electrodude44
02-07-2025, 08:32 PM #11

Consider placing the 16G sticks together in the same channel. Right now you have 16+8+16+8, which is decent for performance but could fail sometimes. Try 16+16+8+8, though this may sacrifice performance but might offer better compatibility. If you're not sure about XMP, the simplest option is to reset CMOS. By default it's off. After verifying the sticks function properly, you can turn XMP back on or adjust speed and timing manually. XMP essentially overclocks the system, as defined by the manufacturer, and is generally safe, though mixing different sticks can lead to issues.

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WPaige
Senior Member
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02-09-2025, 09:31 PM
#12
Why sacrifice dual-channel for improved XMP support? It doubles performance, but once you hit 16GB in the second channel, your speed drops sharply. The extra benefit doesn’t justify the loss.
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WPaige
02-09-2025, 09:31 PM #12

Why sacrifice dual-channel for improved XMP support? It doubles performance, but once you hit 16GB in the second channel, your speed drops sharply. The extra benefit doesn’t justify the loss.

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SHADOW21
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02-10-2025, 01:43 PM
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SHADOW21
02-10-2025, 01:43 PM #13

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