Witch Memory is the best and how many modulas modules sticks do i need?

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chrispredatorhd

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So couple days am building a new pc and i notice that i don't know a lot of stuff about memory and i don't wanna spend like 300 euros for memory because am not sure if its gonna improve my performance for gaming and Editing Videos or editing photos.

So My Questions
1.Can i buy 16gb of ram (2modulas) And after put 16gb more so i can have 32gb of ram?
2.What is the difference between 2 modules to 4 modules?
3.How mutch capacity(gb) is the best for gaming or Editing?

Hope someone anwer me fast because am building a pc and i need to older the parts and i don't wanna make a mistake, thanx you!
 
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1) It isn't recommended to mix RAM modules, even ones with the exact same make/ model. RAM sold in packets have been specifically tested to work together at the factory, there is no guarantee RAM from seperate packets will work together. It's usually about a 50/50 chance.

Alaways try and buy the all RAM you are going to be using from the same pack.

2) 2 modules allows for larger net RAM (room for 4x 8GB cards for example), it also allows for people who don't want to fill up all 4 channels of their motherboard. Having all 4 RAM slots filled stresses the IMC more than just 2, so unless you need lots of RAM it is usually ideal to stick with 2 RAM modules.

3) If you are doing serious video and graphic editing 16GB of RAM is...
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1) It isn't recommended to mix RAM modules, even ones with the exact same make/ model. RAM sold in packets have been specifically tested to work together at the factory, there is no guarantee RAM from seperate packets will work together. It's usually about a 50/50 chance.

Alaways try and buy the all RAM you are going to be using from the same pack.

2) 2 modules allows for larger net RAM (room for 4x 8GB cards for example), it also allows for people who don't want to fill up all 4 channels of their motherboard. Having all 4 RAM slots filled stresses the IMC more than just 2, so unless you need lots of RAM it is usually ideal to stick with 2 RAM modules.

3) If you are doing serious video and graphic editing 16GB of RAM is sufficient, 32 GB of RAM is ideal.
 
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