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24 GB of ram?

Joshmix9
By Joshmix9
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Hello, I was thinking of upgrading the ram in my pc and I currently have 2 x 4gb. Since ram has gone down in price so much since I last purchased it, i would be okay with buying 16gb but that would be adding 2x8gb to the existing for 24gb total is that stupid, is there compatibaly issues? It would be a shame to just throw away my old ram(even though it is the wrong color) but I do have a 1st gen ryzen system which I herd has compatibaly issues with ram. Please help

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Is it for gaming? You can save money with just another 2x4 kit

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