Newegg has
32GB (2x16GB) Team T-Force Delta RGB 288-Pin DDR4 3600 CL18 Desktop Memory PC RAM (Black, TF3D432G3600HC18JDC01) on sale for $65.99 - $5 off w/ promo code
DDTGCR2476 =
$60.99.
Shipping is free.
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SehoneyDP for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Capacity: 32GB (2x16GB)
- Type: 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
- Speed: DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800)
- CAS Latency: 18
- Timing: 18-22-22-42
- Voltage: 1.35V
- Full frame 120 degree ultra wide angle lighting
- Built-in Force Flow RGB lighting effect
- Aluminum alloy heat spreader
- Supports ASUS Aura Sync software synchronization
- Latest JEDEC RC 2.0 PCB
- Supports XMP2.0 one-click overclocking technology
- QVL approved by all mainstream motherboard manufacturers
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As I found out the hard way this also has the potential to be kind of "iffy" .. there are definitely a lot of people who do this with no problem and their PC behaves itself
You mentioned you were not a computer nerd.. you do have to be careful when you make changes in the BIOS, if you do the wrong thing the entire PC can start having problems.. having said that I had to teach myself all this stuff and if you do enough internet research, write down all your current BIOS settings so you can go back in there and change them back to the original settings if need be and start making changes you can learn a lot about the PC and use it to it's fullest potential.
If you can find the model number for your motherboard (do you still have the invoice for the motherboard? Or is it a preassembled PC you bought from say Dell or some other computer manufacturer?) you can look up the product manual for it and see what it has to say about RAM and BIOS.
Two online forums I've found to be super helpful are Hardware Canucks and Tom's Hardware forums but you'd still need to get a hold of that manual and do the research on it before posting there ... alternately if the PC came preassembled it might have a blurb in the product manual about putting RAM in there but personally without having a product manual specifically for the motherboard (which is normally not the case with a preassembled PC) it would make me nervous swapping out the ram in a pre-assembled PC. But I'm paranoid by nature I'm sure other people do it all the time
As I found out the hard way this also has the potential to be kind of "iffy" .. there are definitely a lot of people who do this with no problem and their PC behaves itself
You mentioned you were not a computer nerd.. you do have to be careful when you make changes in the BIOS, if you do the wrong thing the entire PC can start having problems.. having said that I had to teach myself all this stuff and if you do enough internet research, write down all your current BIOS settings so you can go back in there and change them back to the original settings if need be and start making changes you can learn a lot about the PC and use it to it's fullest potential.
If you can find the model number for your motherboard (do you still have the invoice for the motherboard? Or is it a preassembled PC you bought from say Dell or some other computer manufacturer?) you can look up the product manual for it and see what it has to say about RAM and BIOS.
Two online forums I've found to be super helpful are Hardware Canucks and Tom's Hardware forums but you'd still need to get a hold of that manual and do the research on it before posting there ... alternately if the PC came preassembled it might have a blurb in the product manual about putting RAM in there but personally without having a product manual specifically for the motherboard (which is normally not the case with a preassembled PC) it would make me nervous swapping out the ram in a preassembled PC. But I'm paranoid by nature I'm sure other people do it all the time
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I have a OlOy 32gb DDR pc4-24000 3000mhz ram cl16-18-18-36. But I could not get this stick of kit to overclock to xmp mode but the computer freezes all the time. Works fine at 2666 mhz at 1.2 v but not more than that.
something like this 2400 MHz 16gb kit would be more than enough for YouTube:
https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-8G...01BIWLED0/
$35
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