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Hi!

Do i have to change anything  in bios or windows whenever i want to replace ram (like redownload windows?).

Is it really seamless?

Just change the RAM and (optionally) turn on XMP to get the highest speed.

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Just now, Imaginary Friend said:

Hi!

Do i have to change anything  in bios or windows whenever i want to replace ram (like redownload windows?).

Is it really seamless?

Just change the RAM and (optionally) turn on XMP to get the highest speed.

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1 minute ago, Imaginary Friend said:

Hi!

Do i have to change anything  in bios or windows whenever i want to replace ram (like redownload windows?).

Is it really seamless?

You definitely don't have to reinstall windows when you install new ram just make sure you have the xmp profile set for the new ones 

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