Yes, you have sufficient.
Yes, you have sufficient.
Considering the current RAM prices, it makes sense to upgrade to another 32GB kit. Right now I have 32GB installed and everything works well for the games I play. However, with more 3D modeling in Maya, performance issues are appearing. Some say it's sufficient, while others insist 128GB is ideal and 64 is the minimum. If you're aiming for a balance, you'd want something around 64GB to avoid bottlenecks without going overboard. Your current setup seems fine, but the demands of detailed work suggest a higher capacity would be beneficial.
A few weeks back I thought RAM prices would only drop slightly, but then I learned about Micron cutting Crucial. It seems it really comes down to your current needs. When you close Task Manager at the end of a modeling session, what RAM are you actually using? How much space is left for new tasks?
A 32GB RAM setup works well for a gaming PC. JayzTwoCents mentioned this in a video, highlighting it as sufficient.
Considering an upgrade, the best kits would depend on your needs. Right now everything is sold out. You have a Corrasier Dominator Platinum with RGB lighting, 32GB storage, and a high-speed 5200 PC RAM. If you're looking for performance improvements, checking out newer models with better processors or more RAM might be wise.
To operate AI I had to upgrade to 64GB, 24GB VRAM with 32GB RAM—it didn’t work because the models needed to move through RAM before reaching VRAM. In retrospect, I thought it was fine at the time. I bought a 16GB 5600 for 61€ and a 32GB 6400 CL32 for 150€. For modeling I’m unsure. I understand 16GB isn’t sufficient for AutoCAD; it kept throwing OOM errors to a friend, but 32GB worked.
Don't worry about guessing what's coming up next, since prices are high and supplies are tight. As you mentioned earlier, just hope prices drop soon so you can upgrade and stock levels stabilize. Still, dom plats do offer solid RAM performance.