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2x8GB or 4x4GB Sticks

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The title says it.

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speed vs upgrade ability. choose whisely

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2x8. Leave yourself room to upgrade in the future. If you go 4x4 and want to bump to 32GB, you have to buy a whole 4x8 kit instead of two more sticks.

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7 minutes ago, TheRandomness said:

2x8GB because 4x4GB isn't really that much faster.

oh wait, my cpu only supports 2 channels anyway still thanks for the replies

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I7 4770k(3.7Ghz)(Watercooled, Astek 510LC)/Asus GTX 1070Ti Strix Advanced/1600 MHz DDR3 12GB/ASUS Z87-M G30AB/Kingston RBU-SC400S37128G 128GB SDD/Toshiba DT01ACA100 1000GB HDD/Acbel R88 ATX12V 700W /Windows 8.1 64 Bit

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