- #8gb vs 16gb ram performance install#
- #8gb vs 16gb ram performance update#
- #8gb vs 16gb ram performance upgrade#
#8gb vs 16gb ram performance upgrade#
That is if it is within your budget to spend the extra cash to upgrade the Motherboard and RAM and possibly the PSU. So I would check to make sure your PSU is strong enough for the new GPU Card and the Ryzen Processor. Generally these Pre-Built PC come with a minimal and rather weak PSU.
#8gb vs 16gb ram performance update#
Plus with a Asus or MSI or Gigabyte Motherboard you can OC and you can find out which RAM is compatible with the motherboard and Processor by looking at the QVL list plus update the BIOS when needed. If you are going to need to change the computer case and you have a Ryzen 3xxx processor why don't you just invest in purchasing a new non-OEM motherboard like Asus or MSI or Gigabyte to replace the OEM HP Motherboard. I highly suggest you ask HP Support which RAM is compatible with that motherboard and processor unless they have a QVL list at HP Support. This will give you the best performance for your RAM Memory.ĮDIT: I see you have an OEM HP Motherboard installed. NOTE: by the way, the best RAM Speed for the 3xxx processors are 3600Mhz. I suggest that you just purchase a 32GB RAM Set of 2x16GB Sticks that are listed either on the Motherboard's QVL list or on the RAM Manufacturer's website as being compatible with your motherboard and processor. Have you tried Overclocking the existing 16GB of RAM Memory using XMP in BIOS? The manufacturer Support page of your motherboard's QVL List should indicate if you can overclock the RAM or not. But generally 16 GBs is considered more than enough for the majority of computers.Īnyways, I would keep an eye for any BSODs or errors popping up that might be caused by your RAM installed. Most likely you will see a slight uptick in performance and Multitasking on your computer. Luckily it was compatible and I had no more Memory issues afterwards. I ended up purchasing the exact same RAM stick but as a single stick. When I went to RMA that one RAM stick, The manufacturer Corsair, said I must return all 4 sticks to replace the one bad stick due to compatibility issues. That way you will know that they are 100% compatible with each other from the manufacturer.Īs an example, I purchased a RAM Set of 4 sticks that lasted over 6 years before one went bad.
#8gb vs 16gb ram performance install#
Generally when you install more than one RAM module (Stick) you purchase a RAM Set with the amount of sticks you are planning on installing. Your problem may not be specifically with performance rather compatibility between the 8 GB and 16 GB RAM Modules.
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