The questions: Would it be worth it to run two sticks of 16gb RAM with two sticks of 8gb RAM simultaneously? The RAM is identical except for the size of it. From my understanding the four sticks will run in quad channel up to 32gb, and the remaining 16gb of ram in the two 16gb sticks will run in

Most cpus support dual channel ram. Some high end cpus like the hedt ones support quad channel ram. What this means in effect is you get a ram speed performance if you have 2 or 4 sticks of ram (at the slowest matched speed). Plenty of motherboards support 4 sticks of ram, and you can use them if you need ram capacity (like with rendering video).

Forum Subscriptions. Hi guys!! I just have a quick question on whether I am able to use two 4gb sticks plus another single 8gb stick and the success rates if any. I have a corsair vengeance 8gb 2133mhz stick and want to upgrade to 16gb but I can't seem to find the same one here in Australia at a reasonable price so I

8GB. This is the minimum capacity of RAM you should think about using for video editing. By the time your operating system loads, and you open a video editing application such as Adobe Premier Pro, most of the 8GB RAM will already be used up. 8GB might be enough to edit projects smaller than 1080p, but this will probably require closing other programs in order to free up some RAM. 4K editing
If your RAM is single channel, all data is flowing along a single memory bus that can handle 64 bits of data at once. If it’s dual channel RAM, the data is flowing along two 64-bit routes at the same time. Most modern gaming motherboards come with dual-channel mode support. Similarly, most modern CPUs support dual-channel memory.
Joking aside, yes, you don't need identical sticks of RAM in all four slots. I am not 100% certain, but I think as long as you use the same amounts in each channel you can even still run them in Dual Channel.(e.g. A 8GB and 16GB stick in Channel 1, and then the same in Channel 2, rather than both 8GB in Channel 1 and both 16Gb in Channel 2). In usual case (when manual doesn’t have other explicit instructions) slots must be filled in following order. First slot of first channel (A1 in example) First slot of second channel (B1) How to correctly install computer memory. The memory modules are installed into matching banks, which are usually color-coded on the motherboard. 8tlH.
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