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Do we have some cheap memory that is ddr4 3000 32gb one bar? I'm actually confused.

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14 minutes ago, BILIDQBQI said:

Do we have some cheap memory that is ddr4 3000 32gb one bar? I'm actually confused.

Errr, the question is why do you want 1 stick ?

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9 minutes ago, Poinkachu said:

Errr, the question is why do you want 1 stick ?

2 sticks. but I want it to be good quantity.

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29 minutes ago, BILIDQBQI said:

Do we have some cheap memory that is ddr4 3000 32gb one bar? I'm actually confused.

Plus, you need to define "Cheap"

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1 minute ago, Poinkachu said:

Plus, you need to define "Cheap"

That's my problem, I just want to try the can my accountant work,

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So let me get this straight, do you want a 2x32GB kit or a 2x16GB kit? 

 

Where do you live, what sites do you use for purchases, and what system is this going in? A memory kit recommended for a 1st gen Ryzen system is going to be a lot different than a kit recommended for say a 5950X or a 12700K. 

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the more dense the memory is packed, the more expensive it will be.

 

that's just how it is.

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