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Just now, Ooof send help said:

So what should I go with

Option 1 : 2 x64 GB

Option 2: 4x32

or maybe option 3 6x16 GB

Option 2 or 3 so you can run in quad-channel, pick option 2 or 3 based on price and which you prefer!

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Good day to everyone who is reading the post every one else can suck it (jk) so I have an asus pro ws c621e and was wondering should I go with 2 x64 GB  or a 4x32 or maybe 6x16 GB and please explain your opinion

Thanks 

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2 minutes ago, Ooof send help said:

asus pro ws c621e

Dual CPU system eh? Outstanding. Personally, I'd fill every slot so each CPU can benefit from quad-channel RAM.

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4 minutes ago, MoJoMax said:

What will you use it for gaming? video editing, CAD/3D?

 

Not sure yet iam going to start studying ai development soon so probably that and maybe some gaming

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5 minutes ago, MoJoMax said:

What will you use it for gaming? video editing, CAD/3D?

 

7 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Dual CPU system eh? Outstanding. Personally, I'd fill every slot so each CPU can benefit from quad-channel RAM.

Yeah I was going to do that but I did a little ram experiment and iam sure they are unuseble anymore 😄 Iam going to buy new ones slowly

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2 minutes ago, Ooof send help said:

iam sure they are unuseble anymore

What do you mean? The RAM slots are broken?

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1 minute ago, Radium_Angel said:

What do you mean? The RAM slots are broken?

Not the ram slots the ram itself 

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2 minutes ago, Ooof send help said:

Not the ram slots the ram itself 

Really? RAM tends to last for a VERY long time before wearing out. What is the "experiment" you did with them?

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Just now, Hampoon said:

Really? RAM tends to last for a VERY long time before wearing out.

Yeah probably my fault 

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Just now, Ooof send help said:

Not the ram slots the ram itself 

Did you feed it too much voltage or something?

1 minute ago, Hampoon said:

Really? RAM tends to last for a VERY long time before wearing out.

I can confirm this - my 1999 SDR sticks still work perfectly.

I'd be very surprised if DDR4 RAM stopped working spontaneously.

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Just now, ragnarok0273 said:

Did you feed it too much voltage or something?

I can confirm this - my 1999 SDR sticks still work perfectly.

I'd be very surprised if DDR4 RAM stopped working spontaneously.

Nice guess 

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Just now, Ooof send help said:

Nice guess 

What makes you think that the RAM is failing though?

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Just now, Ooof send help said:

Nice guess 

run MemTest86 on your RAM, that will determine if it works or not.

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So what should I go with

Option 1 : 2 x64 GB

Option 2: 4x32

or maybe option 3 6x16 GB

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1 minute ago, Radium_Angel said:

run MemTest86 on your RAM, that will determine if it works or not.

The pc would don't boot tried different ram everything worked out fine don't worry not my first time frying a ram 😄

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Just now, Ooof send help said:

So what should I go with

Option 1 : 2 x64 GB

Option 2: 4x32

or maybe option 3 6x16 GB

Option 2 or 3 so you can run in quad-channel, pick option 2 or 3 based on price and which you prefer!

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Just now, Hampoon said:

Option 2 or 3 so you can run in quad-channel, pick option 2 or 3 based on price and which you prefer!

Thanks man appreciate it

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9 minutes ago, Ooof send help said:

Thanks man appreciate it

Np, have fun

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