[SOLVED] Is something like dynamic RAM Module possible (Deactivate certain sticks in Windows? Read Description)

[deNameMo]

Suppose you have 2x 3200 & 2x 2400 Sticks.
This is running quadchannel and in general @ 2400mhz since the 2 Sticks are the lowest freq. correct?

If you want to run at 3200mhz you'd need to disable/remove the lower frequency sticks correct?

If that is the case, is it possible to utilize all sticks in Windows when doing certain tasks and disable the sticks in windows when playing games?

What I want to avoid doing, is having to manually remove the sticks physically or having to reboot the system into UEFI just to disable lower freq sticks because I want to play game XYZ.

TL;DR: Is it somehow possible, to disable RAM Modules inside of an OS or at least utilize certain sticks when playing games
Update: Specs: ryzen 5 1600, 2060, 2x 2400MHz & 2x 3200MHZ.

 

[rgd1101]

ryzen only run dual channel

If that is the case, is it possible to utilize all sticks in Windows when doing certain tasks and disable the sticks in windows when playing games?

no.

 

[Ralston18]

Update your post to include full system hardware specs and OS information.

What game(s) do you play and what are the recommended memory requirements for those games?

What capacity/capacities are the RAM sticks? Make, model, specs?

Use Resource Monitor to observe memory usage with all four sticks installed. Observe first while not gaming and then while gaming.

Remove the lower frequency sticks and again observe memory usage.

It could be that having the extra RAM capacity provided by the lower frequency RAM sticks is not at all relevant or otherwise making a difference with respect to game play.

Keep an eye on other system resources as well. Does their performance change with or without the extra RAM sticks?