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4x4 ram?

ChoiSiwon
By ChoiSiwon
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4x4GB is fine, but you'll limit upgrade ability.

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Are they good, or does it fuck with the ram readings because i dunt like seeing empty slot

If you don't plan on going to 32GB of ram, you'll be more than fine with 4x4GB

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Less sticks = less potential issues

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Use whichever is supported; if dual channel - use two kits of two and if quad channel, use kit of four. 

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