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4x8 ddr4 3200 or not with Ryzen?

So,

I have X570 Aorus pro with 3700x and 2x8GB of 3200mhz corsair vengeance lpx memory.

 

I could get another 2x8 of the same memory for a good discount. Second hand but only a couple months old and with receipt and guarantee valid.

Should I?

I dont necessarily need to right now but I could... 

 

I know having 4x8 makes it less appealing to upgrade further but I highly doubt I would go from 32 to 64 or more within this setups life span.

 

not planning mem OC. Only XMP from BIOS.

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well if you play cod or going to be playing any newer games it does not hurt to have i know when im playing cod WZ it can use up to 13.5gb of ram it self

 

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38 minutes ago, Nes8bit said:

So,

I have X570 Aorus pro with 3700x and 2x8GB of 3200mhz corsair vengeance lpx memory.

 

I could get another 2x8 of the same memory for a good discount. Second hand but only a couple months old and with receipt and guarantee valid.

Should I?

I dont necessarily need to right now but I could... 

 

I know having 4x8 makes it less appealing to upgrade further but I highly doubt I would go from 32 to 64 or more within this setups life span.

 

not planning mem OC. Only XMP from BIOS.

Generally I only reccomend to upgrade when you need to. You'll be able to find used RAM in the future, as well.

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