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Whats a good ram kit to use all four dimm slots?

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Just now, GroundbreakingCrew9 said:

I have 32 gb of it now( on two sticks), Just using two A2 and B2 (two of the dimm slots). I didn't know if I gain or lose performance buy filling out all four slots. or is "duel channel" better?

Don't spend more to fill your slots. It might provide maybe 0.1-1% more performance.

Okay, Bit of a noob when it comes to this subject. I have a ASRock B450M Steel Legend mother board, GTX 1650 super, and a Ryzen 5 1600 af , I want to fill out all four dimm slots(don't I?).

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3 minutes ago, GroundbreakingCrew9 said:

I want to fill out all four dimm slots(don't I?).

Filling all 4 DIMM slots =/= more performance.
A 2x8GB would be better than a 4x4 (I'm assuming you want 16GB of RAM)

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2 minutes ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Filling all 4 DIMM slots =/= more performance.
A 2x8GB would be better than a 4x4 (I'm assuming you want 16GB of RAM)

I have 32 gb of it now( on two sticks), Just using two A2 and B2 (two of the dimm slots). I didn't know if I gain or lose performance buy filling out all four slots. or is "duel channel" better?

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Just now, GroundbreakingCrew9 said:

I have 32 gb of it now( on two sticks), Just using two A2 and B2 (two of the dimm slots). I didn't know if I gain or lose performance buy filling out all four slots. or is "duel channel" better?

Don't spend more to fill your slots. It might provide maybe 0.1-1% more performance.

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Just now, ragnarok0273 said:

Don't spend more to fill your slots. It might provide maybe 0.1-1% more performance.

Right on, thank you!

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