While upgrading RAM, the speeds of that RAM will not be at advertised speeds, unless you enable XMP. This might not be the case with auto clockable ones, but still.
https://www.amazon.in/HyperX-3200MHz-Desktop-Memory-HX432C16FB3/dp/B07WJJ9CNG?th=1
Look at the reviews. A lot of people don't know about this and they gave negative reviews about the well known HyperX Fury RAM which is one of the best in performance. a lot of people found it helpful too.
Mostly if high RAM speed is not supported, it will run at low speed thatn advertised. If the second stick is 2400 MHZ, then the faster one will run at the same speed.
This important information is not given in motherboard manuals. (Atleast in mine it wasn't given.)
Everyone should have this basic knowledge when upgrading RAM.
https://www.amazon.in/HyperX-3200MHz-Desktop-Memory-HX432C16FB3/dp/B07WJJ9CNG?th=1
Look at the reviews. A lot of people don't know about this and they gave negative reviews about the well known HyperX Fury RAM which is one of the best in performance. a lot of people found it helpful too.
Mostly if high RAM speed is not supported, it will run at low speed thatn advertised. If the second stick is 2400 MHZ, then the faster one will run at the same speed.
This important information is not given in motherboard manuals. (Atleast in mine it wasn't given.)
Everyone should have this basic knowledge when upgrading RAM.