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Since Tofu already answered your question, Im just here to be annoying again:
For future posts: Use better titles. Titles should be a short description about what you wanted to tell/ask in your thread. Having clear and good titles will increase your chance of ppl being interested enough to read your thread or of ppl seeing a problem that they know something about and head in to answer it.
Having a title such as "Help me!" or "Got a problem" or, as in your case, "Kinda confused" can turn into people not being interested in reading the thread and therefore helping yo.

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short answer: yes.

 

PC: Motherboard: ASUS B550M TUF-Plus, CPU: Ryzen 3 3100, CPU Cooler: Arctic Freezer 34, GPU: GIGABYTE WindForce GTX1650S, RAM: HyperX Fury RGB 2x8GB 3200 CL16, Case, CoolerMaster MB311L ARGB, Boot Drive: 250GB MX500, Game Drive: WD Blue 1TB 7200RPM HDD.

 

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Since Tofu already answered your question, Im just here to be annoying again:
For future posts: Use better titles. Titles should be a short description about what you wanted to tell/ask in your thread. Having clear and good titles will increase your chance of ppl being interested enough to read your thread or of ppl seeing a problem that they know something about and head in to answer it.
Having a title such as "Help me!" or "Got a problem" or, as in your case, "Kinda confused" can turn into people not being interested in reading the thread and therefore helping yo.

Remember: If you want me to see your reply - Quote me!

 

If your question has been solved, please mark the thread as solved by choosing the answer that has helped you the most as the correct/solving one.

 

Please also use appropriate titles. Titles should be a short description of your situation to get people interested in looking at your thread. Titles such as "help" or "i have a problem" (etc.) will only lead to you getting less to zero help, cause people won't be able to tell what this thread is about and therefore don't bother looking into it.

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You'd look up what motherboard you have/want, and see what memory it supports.

Please quote my post, or put @paddy-stone if you want me to respond to you.

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32 minutes ago, JayBe said:

Since Tofu already answered your question, Im just here to be annoying again:
For future posts: Use better titles. Titles should be a short description about what you wanted to tell/ask in your thread. Having clear and good titles will increase your chance of ppl being interested enough to read your thread or of ppl seeing a problem that they know something about and head in to answer it.
Having a title such as "Help me!" or "Got a problem" or, as in your case, "Kinda confused" can turn into people not being interested in reading the thread and therefore helping yo.

Okay Thank you for the Tips😊

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I am glad to help.
And thanks for marking my reply as the correct answer, but that credit goes to Tofu tho, so if you dont mind, mark his answer as the threads solving reply please :) 

Remember: If you want me to see your reply - Quote me!

 

If your question has been solved, please mark the thread as solved by choosing the answer that has helped you the most as the correct/solving one.

 

Please also use appropriate titles. Titles should be a short description of your situation to get people interested in looking at your thread. Titles such as "help" or "i have a problem" (etc.) will only lead to you getting less to zero help, cause people won't be able to tell what this thread is about and therefore don't bother looking into it.

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