Yeah I think you're right about two channels. What do you mean by having a free upgrade option in the future?Rive said:If my search went right, it's limited to two memory channels anyway. So two or four stick - there should be no noticeable difference.
On the other hand, with two stick you will have free upgrade option for the future (I guess the usual motherboards has four slots).
What kind of home computer software needs that kind of memory? Some kind of game? Massive data manipulation?KyleGranger said:I'm planning to max out the memory at 128 GB
The CPU and motherboard max out at 128GB so I think I'll be running this amount for a while.phinds said:What kind of home computer software needs that kind of memory? Some kind of game? Massive data manipulation?
The recommended amount of RAM for AMD Ryzen 9 5950x for FEA (Finite Element Analysis) is a minimum of 16GB, but 32GB or more is recommended for better performance and handling of larger simulations.
There may be a slight performance difference between using 2 vs 4 RAM sticks for FEA on AMD Ryzen 9 5950x, but it is not significant. The overall performance is more dependent on the total amount of RAM and the speed of the individual RAM sticks.
It is not recommended to mix and match different RAM sizes and speeds on AMD Ryzen 9 5950x for FEA. This can cause compatibility issues and potentially decrease performance. It is best to use identical RAM sticks for optimal performance.
RAM plays a crucial role in FEA performance on AMD Ryzen 9 5950x. It is responsible for storing and organizing data for the simulations, and having a sufficient amount and speed of RAM can significantly improve processing times and overall performance.
Each FEA software may have different RAM requirements, but generally, they recommend a minimum of 16GB of RAM for optimal performance. It is best to check with the specific software's system requirements for the recommended RAM amount and speed for the best FEA experience on AMD Ryzen 9 5950x.