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Would this RAMs work together?

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Would they work at dual channel? I really dont care about apparence, my case doesnt have window.

http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B008C4LITS/ref=s9_simh_gw_p147_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=A3JWKAKR8XB7XF&pf_rd_s=desktop-1&pf_rd_r=1Q9B4FK90Y68280R372J&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=585296347&pf_rd_i=desktop

http://www.amazon.de/HyperX-HX316C9SRK2-Arbeitsspeicher-1600MHz-DDR3-RAM/dp/B00N8H066A/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1453039827&sr=8-4&keywords=kingston+hyperx

 

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I wouldn't suggest having 2 8gb sticks and then 2 4 gb sticks.  RAM works the best when all of the components are exactly the same.  I would just buy 16gb of the HyperX Ram (Thats good quality stuff)  There is no way you will need 24gb of RAM anytime soon, anyways.

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Why would you use different kits? Just buy a higher capacity kit

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Why would you use different kits? Just buy a higher capacity kit

Because I dont need 32GB, not even 24GB, I just want to buy for future proofing, DDR3 probably will get more expensive now with DDR4 becoming the norm.

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Because I dont need 32GB, not even 24GB, I just want to buy for future proofing, DDR3 probably will get more expensive now with DDR4 becoming the norm.

16 is pretty much the best bet. Get it in two sticks of 8, then get 32 when you want to, or a single stick of 8 of the same kind and make 24

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Because I dont need 32GB, not even 24GB, I just want to buy for future proofing, DDR3 probably will get more expensive now with DDR4 becoming the norm.

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16 is pretty much the best bet. Get it in two sticks of 8, then get 32 when you want to, or a single stick of 8 of the same kind and make 24

 

3x8GB isn't as good as 2x8GB + 2x4GB though, since the latter will run in dual channel across the whole capacity; 3x8GB will usually run in flex mode.

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3x8GB isn't as good as 2x8GB + 2x4GB though, since the latter will run in dual channel across the whole capacity; 3x8GB will usually run in flex mode.

True, didnt think about that

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well what are you going to be doing on your computer? Gaming? Video Editing? What resolution editing? Music Production?

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well what are you going to be doing on your computer? Gaming? Video Editing? What resolution editing? Music Production?

Autocad and other softwares alike, and gaming, with 1440P. 

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Autocad and other softwares alike, and gaming, with 1440P. 

I would probably just go with 32 for now. But its all up to you

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