Question Selecting RAM

Apr 19, 2023
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Hi all. I'm going to add more RAM to my PC the other day. Now it is 16 GB, I want to add 32 GB. What manufacturer would you recommend? I lean towards Kingston.
 
Typical to go by price, but recommendations are difficult without hardware details.

I lean towards Corsair and G.Skill. I would say Crucial as well, but they killed their ballistix line and now focus on stock speeds.
 
Price does not matter. The main thing that could play any game) Processor at me AMD RYZEN 7 5800x In computers not particularly versed. Is it possible to change the RAM in ssitemnoy unit and the processor)
 
Most modern games will be more than fine with 32GB of system memory.

Still not really enough information. We have narrowed it down to DDR4 and that you have a Zen 3 processor.

Motherboard can have either 2 or 4 slots.

Your CPU cooler could impact what type of memory you have room for.

Adding additional memory is generally frowned upon. For best results you replace all the memory with a new kit.

If you are after 32GB, it is typical to use 2x16GB DDR4 3600 CL 16 or 18.

Relatively cheap kit that will get the job done:


64GB of memory:



If price is no object you can pick up something like this for best possible performance:


Probably won't manage 4000 speeds, but it should run 3600 just fine.
 
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Most modern games will be more than fine with 32GB of system memory.

Still not really enough information. We have narrowed it down to DDR4 and that you have a Zen 3 processor.

Motherboard can have either 2 or 4 slots.

Your CPU cooler could impact what type of memory you have room for.

Adding additional memory is generally frowned upon. For best results you replace all the memory with a new kit.

If you are after 32GB, it is typical to use 2x16GB DDR4 3600 CL 16 or 18.

Relatively cheap kit that will get the job done:


64GB of memory:



If price is no object you can pick up something like this for best possible performance:


Probably won't manage 4000 speeds, but it should run 3600 just fine.
Oh, thank you. I'll take a look at your options.
 

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