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@gloop @Oshino Shinobu @TofuHaroto Thank you all so much for the insanely fast replies! I'll be on my way to change the XMP profile and run both memtest86 and OCCT afterwards. If any problems pop up, I'll be back for another question round hehe One more question for @TofuHaroto , is there any particular order you recommend me running the stresstests in?

@gloop @Oshino Shinobu Do I still need to test stability after changing the profiles? As far as I could understand, those profiles are there to ensure I won't mess anything up compared to manually tuning my CPU/RAM. When I do change the profile, do I need to adjust anything at my CPU so it works (better)? I know these are weird questions but I rather understand what I'm doing then just doing it I'll first wait for a reply before I do anything wrong. @Darpyface Thank you for helping to clear that up!

Heya everyone! I recently got a new PC and I'm still very new to how everything exactly works. I tried finding an answer to my question but I have no clue how to ask it in short. I would like to know if I expand my current RAM set - Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO DDR4 3200MHz 2x8 CL16 XMP 2.0 - with the exact same set, will it work properly? I'm not sure how to understand dual or quadruple channels, do they stay dual channel and work in pairs or do they change to quadruple automatically when there are 4 of the same sticks? Specs ( if any more needed, I'll add them) Mobo : ASUS ROG Strix B450-F GAMING CPU : AMD Ryzen 7 3800X After installing CPU-Z I can see my current RAMset runs at 1066.4MHz . Can I change the XMP profiles for higher MHz in BIOS without any danger of hurting my PC? Will this need to be changed again after adding another set of 2x8 RAM? So far I've not tinkered with anything so everything is still running in their original settings. Any help, advice or tips are greatly appreciated, I'd love to learn more about it!