I am looking to build a new gaming / workstation PC shortly after Intel drops the new Skylake processors and am planning on installing 64 gig of RAM to the setup.
Is there a consensus as to either a 4 module RAM setup or a 8 module setup is optimal?
I would like the ability to expand the workstation with another 64 gigs potentially, but that would not happen for a while.
I am trying to decide between these two sets.
I don't plan on overclocking, never have been completely comfortable tweaking all of the settings. The greatest extent that I would do this would be to use the motherboards "one-click" overclocking utility.
I like the idea of not having as many modules to worry about. Minimizing the potential for hardware failure is always good in my book.
What does everyone think, 4 module setup of 8 modules setup?
Is there a consensus as to either a 4 module RAM setup or a 8 module setup is optimal?
I would like the ability to expand the workstation with another 64 gigs potentially, but that would not happen for a while.
I am trying to decide between these two sets.
I don't plan on overclocking, never have been completely comfortable tweaking all of the settings. The greatest extent that I would do this would be to use the motherboards "one-click" overclocking utility.
I like the idea of not having as many modules to worry about. Minimizing the potential for hardware failure is always good in my book.
What does everyone think, 4 module setup of 8 modules setup?