None of the mainstream processors currently in the market support quad channel memory. Motherboards with 4 slots are just dual channel (2 slots per channel). It's better to go 2x16 for a couple of reasons - more stable XMP timings and future upgradeability. That's not actually true because ddr5 uses 4x32 channels instead of 2x64 channels But it's still only 2 sticks of ram, so functionally you ...
If you have a dual channel memory controller, then 2x16. If you have a quad channel memory controller, then 4x8. My X299 build from 2017 is setup like that because it gives better memory bandwidth than 2x16, but if you don't have quad channel then there's no point to having more sticks each with a smaller capacity. Reply reply joshuamarius •
Depending on your findings either you buy another stick of 32 GB or it would be better to replace 1x32 GB with 2x16 GB, so you get Dual-Channel, which enhances your performance (depending on the usage even by some margin). An RTX 3050 will suffice. I'm not someone who will think of anything below a 4080 of not being worthy for anything.
Not sure 4x8 SR is going to be better than 2x16 DR on any platform. Zen 3 has higher gains from rank interleaving than you would usually expect, but you get the same degree of rank interleaving from using dual-rank sticks that you get from using twice as many single-ranks, but with additional stubs on the transmission lines. Unless you ran into a T-topology board, Ryzen 5000 is probably still ...
On 2x8+2x16, it means windows will work as if it only has 32 gigs, unless it encounter special circumstances needing more than 32 than can't be paged/swapped. To the point that windows use a lot of memory compression instead of the 16 gigs empty space.
2x16 + 2x8 is better at the same speed. But 2x16 will be able to run at a much higher speed. With 4 sticks it will default to something super low like 3000/4000 MT/s (don't remember the exact number). Unless you need more than 32gb use just 2 sticks.
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2x16, sempre pentes idênticos, de preferência já comprados em par. Outros fatores influenciam, como placa mãe, Chipset, processador e qualidade das memórias, mas via de regra dois módulos de memória se comunicam com o processador com mais eficiência.
