I'm building a budget "future proof" itx lga1151 system.
Problem is: as it is an itx board, i'm only getting 2 ram slots
I am really concerned about "future proofing"
I really don't want to waste 40$ on a stick of 4gb ram to then replace it
At the same time, everyone says 8gb is the sweetspot
I don't know if i'll be doing any video editing, or anything else inthe future, that's why i want to future proof the build
What's your opinion ?
Should i go 8gb and then if needed add another 8gb stick to a total of 16gb ?
Or should i just stay with 4gb and if needed go with another 4gb for a total of 8gb ?
(I know that if i go 4gb, i'll upgrade to 8gb sooner or later)
Problem is: as it is an itx board, i'm only getting 2 ram slots
I am really concerned about "future proofing"
I really don't want to waste 40$ on a stick of 4gb ram to then replace it
At the same time, everyone says 8gb is the sweetspot
I don't know if i'll be doing any video editing, or anything else inthe future, that's why i want to future proof the build
What's your opinion ?
Should i go 8gb and then if needed add another 8gb stick to a total of 16gb ?
Or should i just stay with 4gb and if needed go with another 4gb for a total of 8gb ?
(I know that if i go 4gb, i'll upgrade to 8gb sooner or later)
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