I had this very same problem too. Anything over 5600 mhz with 4 sticks starts to become unstable. If you want to run over 6000 mhz, 2 sticks is mandatory
I’m having the same problem on my first build. Im running 4 Trident 16 gb DDr5’s and I’m getting those same errors on my asus z690-f. I’m going to try this when I get off work.
@@thephantom9227 2 sticks is the standard, in gaming and plenty of other applications. If 4 sticks is bad, 3 may be worse because no kit is using that amount, meaning you'd be mixing and matching different kits.
I think that is the problem bcz if you see the memory recomendation it says 5200mhz so anything above that is oc also 4 channels make the memory bandwith 2x higher and the new archicteture prob doesn't like that
@@jonsnow2555 because its effectively octo rank. People have no clue what they're saying. AMD and intel both rate DDR5 2DPC 2R around 3600 MT/S.. for alder/raptor/7000 Look it up.
i9s don't support quad channel; all consumer CPU platforms have dual channel controllers. That said, you should _never_ run more than two sticks of ram in a PC with a dual-channel memory controller. Especially considering how high the capacities are on DDR5 modules, there's literally no reason to. Anyone who needs more than 64GB of RAM is probably doing some specialized stuff and should be on HEDT. Motherboard manufacturers should just stop putting four DIMM slots on; all it does is dupe people who are trying to build "the most baller PC" into handicapping their memory speeds in exchange for a bunch of extra capacity they'll _never use._
its more about aesthetics. people that want the highest baller pc possible use 2 sticks. what they need to start doing is making fake ram like corsair did. I personally like the 4 stick look, however, if there was only 2 slots it also would look full
Yes I also had 4 sticks at first I tried to run them at 6800mhz that failed miserably. Then I lowered to 6000 and that was actually pretty stable but still I decided in the end to get 2 sticks 32gb each at 6400mhz
You just need the right board. You can run a little over 7000 in 4x16GB on the right board with Intel. Just like if you have a junk board you’ll struggle to hit 7800 with two DIMMs, but the right boards can daily over 8200 without suicide voltages.
Even with ddr4 I’ve had problems with 4sticks. Had two 2x8 TForce 3600 kits that did not want to work together in XMP/DOCP. Swapped them out for a 2x16 kit and no problems since
@@noodle7788Wrong. Thats the speed that Intel ensures you will run stable, but the processor can run much, much more. 6800 runs fine as long as you use two sticks, and you can even go up to 8000. You just have to accept that you can't use four sticks at these speeds because the memory controller doesn't get along with that.
Yep. Got 4 32gig sticks, tried all sorts of settings, updated the bios, multiple guides... still crash. Currently have 2 32gig sticks of gskill 6400 collecting dust. I am... so angry.
Easiest way for me on AMD was to enable EXPO but manually set the mhz to 5800 instead of 6000. Haven’t had a crash since and it’s super stable. 6000 was a hit or a miss and sometimes would blue screen.
Yep just found this out the hard way with DDR5, had to do the exact same thing. Rebuy same capacity as I planned to upgrade to but in dual channel. Never had these dramas with previous versions of RAM
Case foam or not, it still blows my mind that people ship PC's with such massive and heavy graphics cards still in the slot. All it takes is one minor bump or drop. Doesn't matter how much foam is in the case, it only takes that tiny bit of a hit. 😅
There is no such thing as too much ram. The more you can cache the faster it goes. When the OS sees you have a 1998 hard drive in your ram space it starts guessing what files you may want and starts putting it there. It is glorious when a cache hits on a monster game and it loads in a third of a second.
This is why I went with Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 2x16GB + Vengeance RGB PRO Enhancement Kit...so it looks like I have 4 sticks, but only have 2. Corsair needs to make more of their enhancement kits, for newer ram.
Don’t enable xmp and manually set it to the speed you want and save. Xmp has stability issues and causes crashing in my experience. I always do Manuel setup and I never have issue
@@Izzy-vz6iu Im not sure if I understand you correctly. But yes what processor you use matters for the ram in many ways. Regular desktop hardware no matter which manufacturer only supports dual channel. Which means you get a significant performance boost by going from 1 to 2 sticks of ram and putting it in the right slots if you got 4 dimm slots. Going from 2 sticks to 4 also does something by doubling the memory ranks which was for example for Ryzen 3000 and 5000 a good way to improve your performance. Other cpus dont really care that much about ranks. Another factor is the memory controller which used to be on the northbridge but has been integrated into the cpu several years back. The quality of that memory controller dictates how fast you can operate your ram. The early ryzen chips were notorious for their bad memory controllers.
It does exist but not in mainstream consumer parts. Only in intel and amd's workstation and server cpu's support 4, 6 or 8 channels. Some might support more channels but that i dont know.
For what shitty reason are they producing it like this, then? I want a working ddr5 PC with 64gb, and 4 modules. Why built this crap, if it ain't working?
Weirdly enough I got this video the same day I had issues with my 16gb addition. Tried out both my old pair and new pair in both A1B1 and A2B2. Ran perfectly fine no issues booting or errors in memtest, but as soon as I wanted to put all four in no matter what slot it wouldn't work ;n;
I managed with success to run 4 sticks on a AM4 platform (3600 Mhz - 128 GB ram) on a Asus B550M TUF Gaming Plus. I used Aida64 to got the timing tables of my sitcks and set up straight in the UEFI and with a little bit of chance, it runs like a charm. XMP profile was not booting everytime, sometimes it's better to set manualy the RAM profile.
Hey mate can you help me, How to do that. Im really having a hard time m i was using 4 sticks of 16gb each, but i updated the bios tried xmp and my hell started. i can not make the 4 stick work again.
From what i understand it should be fine to use quad channel ddr5 as long as each stick is single rank if all sticks are dual rank (tends to be the case with higher priced kits) and you fill all channels it makes the ram unstable
So I had this problem, but I only had two sticks. Turns out that the RAM had a higher clock rate than the CPU when xmp was enabled. Turning off the xmp profile and setting the ram clock to 100 mhz below the CPU and I've had smooth sailing ever since
When I got my pre built. It came with a 16gb stick but I bought 2 new sticks and plugged em in and pc wouldn’t post. Took em out and it did. I didn’t know I couldn’t have them like that lmao. I was so nervous to try and install them properly because I’ve never done pc stuff before. After a few months I finally decided to pull that one out and install the new ones I’m A2 and B2 like the internet said and it worked perfectly. Thank you internet for helping a pc building noob 😂
So Just for knowledge and understanding atm I am currently running two corsair 5600MHz 16gb CL36 ddr5 ram sticks in single channel mode on a asus prime z690-a board. That means that atm I am currently running in qaud chanel even though the board is in single chanel atm as each stick is dual channel(2 + 2 = 4) if I ran dual chanel on board That would be (2 + 2 × 2 = 8 channel) hope this all helps🤗
It needs to be the same serial number. So you can’t buy 2 sets of 2 you need to buy 1 set of 4 with same serial number for ddr5. Even then you take a risk on it not working. Right now it’s safer to use 2x32 ddr5 that’s usually enough and runs flawlessly 99% of the time.
had like 5 blue screens a day on windows on my new computer... doing nothing special, still dont know what it is, installed manjaro and havend crashed for a couple of months, gaming and doing 3D art and rendering... everytime I boot on windows and spend some time there it happens, reinstalled drivers etc... same... computers are confusing :|
Bro start using a rubber glove or a pair of gloves which doesn't produce static electricity from your hand , that might save some more parts. Obviously I know this comment doesn't make sense with the problem out there🤏
I’ve been running 4 sticks of DDR5 for a year now. Haven’t had a single issue until 3 weeks ago. I keep getting the blue screen of death with different codes. I’m going to try 2 sticks of 64GB and see how that goes. That’s nuts that it would make a difference, but I can see it.
Your mother board specific website tells you the specs of the MB itll say 1DPC 1R means 2 sticks of 16gb then whatever the mb can handle 1DPC 2R means 2 stick of 32gb ram 2DPC 1R means 4 sticks of 16gb 2DPC 2R means 4 sticks of 32gb Itlls say all that under its specs page Maybe round down like 200 mhz on the recommended for each tho
Actually I dont see why to use more than 2 sticks.. just to get more fancy lights on the case? Bcs d performance difference from dual to quad channel is almost nothing
If that was my customer I'd max out the ram, pretty shitty just replacing the difference, make it worth his while why he should recommend you. If he had lets say 4x4gb and you gave him 2x8gb you should have given him 4x8gb as a god will.
i also have same problem whenever i play game my pc get crash i re installed several time and cleaned my ram still having this problem my pc restarts its own
VIDEO ANALYSIS ============== Quad channel memory only exists on motherboards supporting 8 or more RAM sticks. GamerTechToronto's videos and stories are known to be staged. Upon further examination of the CS:GO crash, it is seen that Alt + F4 was pressed on the keyboard, forcefully quitting the program. He said that "DDR5 doesn't like quad channel mode, especially when XMP is enabled". In the very next sentence, he enables XMP, after which Windows immediately gets him a blue screen of death. This is also the only blue screen he detected, which is odd because the "customer" stated that blue screens happened often. The man in the video never tried diagnosing the RAM sticks individually, so one of the sticks could have been faulty. The cause may also be the memory controller on the CPU, but it is unlikely since dual-channel works fine. The "We'll restart for you" message should disappear almost the very instant it's shown if the blue screen really was instant, due to the computer's beefiness, yet it somehow doesn't, which is odd. The PC shown in the video has never been sold by GamerTechToronto, nor was it a custom build since that was not mentioned in the video. What was mentioned was "They got a nice top-of-the-line [...]", which indicates that the build wasn't custom, or else it would've been "They got a nice, custom, top-of-the-line PC with [...]", which was not said in the video. === CONCLUSION === The video is most likely fake, due to the many anomalies detected.
I had this very same problem too. Anything over 5600 mhz with 4 sticks starts to become unstable. If you want to run over 6000 mhz, 2 sticks is mandatory
I’m having the same problem on my first build. Im running 4 Trident 16 gb DDr5’s and I’m getting those same errors on my asus z690-f. I’m going to try this when I get off work.
Is it bad to run 3 ram sticks?Is there anyone have experience?
@@thephantom9227 i recommend to use dual channel for more fps but if you use it to work buy 1 more stick
@@thephantom9227 2 sticks is the standard, in gaming and plenty of other applications. If 4 sticks is bad, 3 may be worse because no kit is using that amount, meaning you'd be mixing and matching different kits.
I think that is the problem bcz if you see the memory recomendation it says 5200mhz so anything above that is oc also 4 channels make the memory bandwith 2x higher and the new archicteture prob doesn't like that
That's not even quad channel, that's just 4 sticks in dual channel. Quad channel is only really a thing on EATX motherboards with 8 RAM slots
Quad channel is only a thing on HEDT. All mainstream platforms nowadays max out at dual channel.
lol DDR5 natively runs quad channel on 2 SR sticks via 32 bit bus.
Yeah this vid is dumb, it's just 4 sticks in quad channel. 4 is harder to xmp than 2
@@jonsnow2555 because its effectively octo rank. People have no clue what they're saying.
AMD and intel both rate DDR5 2DPC 2R around 3600 MT/S.. for alder/raptor/7000 Look it up.
Got octa channel
(it's a server :S)
i9s don't support quad channel; all consumer CPU platforms have dual channel controllers.
That said, you should _never_ run more than two sticks of ram in a PC with a dual-channel memory controller. Especially considering how high the capacities are on DDR5 modules, there's literally no reason to. Anyone who needs more than 64GB of RAM is probably doing some specialized stuff and should be on HEDT.
Motherboard manufacturers should just stop putting four DIMM slots on; all it does is dupe people who are trying to build "the most baller PC" into handicapping their memory speeds in exchange for a bunch of extra capacity they'll _never use._
Wow! Thank you for clarifying 🙏
Too bad HEDT platforms are pretty much dead or unobtanium.
its more about aesthetics. people that want the highest baller pc possible use 2 sticks. what they need to start doing is making fake ram like corsair did. I personally like the 4 stick look, however, if there was only 2 slots it also would look full
my 13600K runs fine with 4 sticks at 6000MHz depends on the motherboard and BIOS.
Yes I also had 4 sticks at first I tried to run them at 6800mhz that failed miserably. Then I lowered to 6000 and that was actually pretty stable but still I decided in the end to get 2 sticks 32gb each at 6400mhz
the fuck you need 6000mhz for 💀
why do you need 4 sticks?
@@yurii851to look cool
You just need the right board. You can run a little over 7000 in 4x16GB on the right board with Intel. Just like if you have a junk board you’ll struggle to hit 7800 with two DIMMs, but the right boards can daily over 8200 without suicide voltages.
I really want 128gb ram but since I've seen this I'm just gonna stick go 64gb dual channel
He literally alt + f4'd for a fake crash
Seen that as well lmao
Just a benefit of a doubt: probably reenactment
I think this just to recreate for the video. That or he’s a tool lol
u cant alt f4 to close csgo tho
you cant alt f4 csgo xD
That's not quad channel, that's still dual channel just quad slot
this is well known by now... don't use 4 sticks of DDR5
You can use four sticks of ram, just don't enable xmp 😊
@@Demxx686 I'm at stock on mine and xmp disabled. No need for the oc on rams 😅
a shame cuz 4 looks way better
@@BaMbOoZeD why do you need 4 sticks?
@@yurii851 it looks better, but that's it 😋 and I got a good offer for four sticks.
Another victory for the am4 platform let's go!!!!
Lol. Ryzen is so much worse at handling 2dpc.
"when it starts crashing"
Immediately press alt + f4 😂
no way😭 i knew these videos are scripted
all of the vids that i've seen from this creator are faked - a ram issue would prob crash windows, not just the game
Thats the fact that you cant leave from csgo with alt f4:D
@@firebladehun1187and any of valve games. Or at least dota as well
dawg alt f4 is disabled on csgo nice try
Quad channel is very unstable. Always do dual channel for less headaches.
Its not quad channel lol
I just need to say that that PC is gorgeous. Great job!
Even with ddr4 I’ve had problems with 4sticks. Had two 2x8 TForce 3600 kits that did not want to work together in XMP/DOCP. Swapped them out for a 2x16 kit and no problems since
i had the same issue. XMP over 5600mhz did make my games crash and at full speed (6600) crashes were very often.
for the intel 19-13900k the maximum suported frequency is 5600
@@noodle7788Wrong. Thats the speed that Intel ensures you will run stable, but the processor can run much, much more.
6800 runs fine as long as you use two sticks, and you can even go up to 8000.
You just have to accept that you can't use four sticks at these speeds because the memory controller doesn't get along with that.
@@Chrispack93 oh thanks didn't know that
Doing 4 dimms for aesthetic is a valid reason though, esp for super high end where money is no factor.
Yep. Got 4 32gig sticks, tried all sorts of settings, updated the bios, multiple guides... still crash. Currently have 2 32gig sticks of gskill 6400 collecting dust. I am... so angry.
Have a question could I mix ram sticks I have 2 8gb sticks and was wondering if I can add two more 16gb sticks with my 8gb ones
you can but dual channel will not work, in that situation is going to work on single channel but the diference it not that big
Easiest way for me on AMD was to enable EXPO but manually set the mhz to 5800 instead of 6000. Haven’t had a crash since and it’s super stable. 6000 was a hit or a miss and sometimes would blue screen.
Another reason to stick to DDR4 for awhile until this DDR5 issue gets fixed
It's not the DDR5. It's the memory controller in the processor. DDR4 went through the same thing
@@jibreelhughesEveryone continues to use ddr4 as if it were bad and extremely expensive lol
I'm still going to buy DDR5 since I'll only be using 2 slots anyways
still got am5 as my first build, alot of hicups at the start but its been going strong for like 10 months now
@@ezio_drz_557??
Yep just found this out the hard way with DDR5, had to do the exact same thing. Rebuy same capacity as I planned to upgrade to but in dual channel. Never had these dramas with previous versions of RAM
Case foam or not, it still blows my mind that people ship PC's with such massive and heavy graphics cards still in the slot. All it takes is one minor bump or drop. Doesn't matter how much foam is in the case, it only takes that tiny bit of a hit. 😅
Love it when you need 64 gigs of ram to play CS
There is no such thing as too much ram. The more you can cache the faster it goes. When the OS sees you have a 1998 hard drive in your ram space it starts guessing what files you may want and starts putting it there. It is glorious when a cache hits on a monster game and it loads in a third of a second.
I also love when people benchmark on cs, when the game litearlly runs on a toaster
im ddr5 with x2 dual channel , no issues so far
This is why I went with Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 2x16GB + Vengeance RGB PRO Enhancement Kit...so it looks like I have 4 sticks, but only have 2.
Corsair needs to make more of their enhancement kits, for newer ram.
Looks so nice
Don’t enable xmp and manually set it to the speed you want and save.
Xmp has stability issues and causes crashing in my experience. I always do Manuel setup and I never have issue
that's not because of DDR5... My AM4 system did the same... 4x 8GB first, now I got 2x 16GB
Mem Controller on the 13900k only Supports dual channel no matter how many dimm slots you fill. With identical sticks it will double the ranks though
Processor itself matter to the ram
@@Izzy-vz6iu Im not sure if I understand you correctly. But yes what processor you use matters for the ram in many ways. Regular desktop hardware no matter which manufacturer only supports dual channel. Which means you get a significant performance boost by going from 1 to 2 sticks of ram and putting it in the right slots if you got 4 dimm slots. Going from 2 sticks to 4 also does something by doubling the memory ranks which was for example for Ryzen 3000 and 5000 a good way to improve your performance. Other cpus dont really care that much about ranks.
Another factor is the memory controller which used to be on the northbridge but has been integrated into the cpu several years back. The quality of that memory controller dictates how fast you can operate your ram. The early ryzen chips were notorious for their bad memory controllers.
when did quad channel become a thing? this is the first time im hearing about it. thought it was only dual channel that existed.
It does exist but not in mainstream consumer parts. Only in intel and amd's workstation and server cpu's support 4, 6 or 8 channels. Some might support more channels but that i dont know.
For what shitty reason are they producing it like this, then? I want a working ddr5 PC with 64gb, and 4 modules. Why built this crap, if it ain't working?
Weirdly enough I got this video the same day I had issues with my 16gb addition. Tried out both my old pair and new pair in both A1B1 and A2B2. Ran perfectly fine no issues booting or errors in memtest, but as soon as I wanted to put all four in no matter what slot it wouldn't work ;n;
“With specs like this you shouldn’t have any problem”😂😂😂😂 tell that to gamers nexus
Me with my quad channel 2166mhz 🥲
I remember back in the day when I had proper quad-channel running with the 5930K with the first generation of DDR4 RAM. Boy, that was expensive.
I managed with success to run 4 sticks on a AM4 platform (3600 Mhz - 128 GB ram) on a Asus B550M TUF Gaming Plus. I used Aida64 to got the timing tables of my sitcks and set up straight in the UEFI and with a little bit of chance, it runs like a charm. XMP profile was not booting everytime, sometimes it's better to set manualy the RAM profile.
Hey mate can you help me, How to do that. Im really having a hard time m i was using 4 sticks of 16gb each, but i updated the bios tried xmp and my hell started. i can not make the 4 stick work again.
Quad channel on LGA1700, yeah sure...
I use 4 stick 6400 cl32 on AM5 and Intel too. Problem is about Asus mainboard, just try Gigabyte and MSI
I just realized this, gott new sticks yesterday and put in as quad channel. Only missery. Will return them.
This is only duel channel btw
From what i understand it should be fine to use quad channel ddr5 as long as each stick is single rank if all sticks are dual rank (tends to be the case with higher priced kits) and you fill all channels it makes the ram unstable
4000+ MHz of RAM on quad channel is just overkill. It overtakes cpu channel gear ratio and becomes unstable. 3400-4000 is more than enough
is ddr5 ram
-1 its ddr5
-2 its not even quad channel, its still dual channel.
At this point you guys make too many: “our customer had problems after X months” maybe ur just putting together questionable build.
I mean he did give em 4 sticks of DDR5 like if anyone saw those 4 sticks should know lmao
bro really pressed alt+f4 and thought we wouldnt notice
This is why custom RAM timing, XMP and quad channel shouldn't be a thing anymore. Too many problems to count
Asus b650a + 4x 16GB DDR5 T Force 6000Mhz 30CL works with latest bios update
Twist in story: overvoltage of i9 13th gen..
Is it just me or did that 4090 looks like it was sagging like crazy
@GamerTechToronto - Bro, Remove the XMP and set the Volts manually to the overclock - It fixes the issue
Not with mine. I tried everything, and couldn't even get a 5200 clock no matter what voltage I tried. Luckily they were still under 30 day return.
@@josephaltman460 AMD OR INTEL
If i turn on xmp after 5 days i get frezing randomly my screen@@josephaltman460
Quad channel and 4 filled ram slots is. It the same thing. The 13900k can only do dual channel
So I had this problem, but I only had two sticks. Turns out that the RAM had a higher clock rate than the CPU when xmp was enabled. Turning off the xmp profile and setting the ram clock to 100 mhz below the CPU and I've had smooth sailing ever since
The ddr5 conundrum...i just splurged on a 2x48gb because theres no pojnt in having 64gb in quad running at hugher cl and 4400
Im sorry if i sound ignorant but windows 11 is trash that customer im willing to bet he wouldve had less issues if they used windows 10
I'm actually running quad channel at EXPO 6000 on my 7950x3D
My ram set up is 4x48 by Corsair at 5200mh. Super smooth experience because the rams are from the same kit and Ddr5 is stable at 5k2
which processor and motherboard are you using with it?
When I got my pre built. It came with a 16gb stick but I bought 2 new sticks and plugged em in and pc wouldn’t post. Took em out and it did. I didn’t know I couldn’t have them like that lmao. I was so nervous to try and install them properly because I’ve never done pc stuff before. After a few months I finally decided to pull that one out and install the new ones I’m A2 and B2 like the internet said and it worked perfectly. Thank you internet for helping a pc building noob 😂
Some motherboards often support just 2 sticks with specific brands and model numbers of ram, check your motherboard ram compatibility list
So Just for knowledge and understanding atm I am currently running two corsair 5600MHz 16gb CL36 ddr5 ram sticks in single channel mode on a asus prime z690-a board. That means that atm I am currently running in qaud chanel even though the board is in single chanel atm as each stick is dual channel(2 + 2 = 4) if I ran dual chanel on board
That would be (2 + 2 × 2 = 8 channel) hope this all helps🤗
It needs to be the same serial number. So you can’t buy 2 sets of 2 you need to buy 1 set of 4 with same serial number for ddr5. Even then you take a risk on it not working.
Right now it’s safer to use 2x32 ddr5 that’s usually enough and runs flawlessly 99% of the time.
i just built my pc today, with dual channel ddr5 ram with 6400mhz - so it was a good idea to go dual channel and not quad channel
I run 128GB ddr5 6000mhz expo enabled just fine
I want my z790 board running in quad channel😂
had like 5 blue screens a day on windows on my new computer... doing nothing special, still dont know what it is, installed manjaro and havend crashed for a couple of months, gaming and doing 3D art and rendering... everytime I boot on windows and spend some time there it happens, reinstalled drivers etc... same...
computers are confusing :|
also sometimes have to make sure it's amd or intel XMP.
Bro really said- 🤨🥴😬😎
wow... thank you for the lesson
Had a similar issue with ddr4.
Does that motherboard support quad channel
Why would you use 4 sticks? I always thought 2 was the standard unless you're really pushing the hardware at something else
Well DDR5 still need some improvements before i chose to use it lol
This is why some DDR5 boards only come with two slots now
Is this an issue with EXPO as well?
I Just went from 32 to 64 GB 5600 Mhz Corsair Vengeance. The system is unstable with CMP. Latest bios on Asus Rog Strix E z790 board.
Crushing by alt+f4
Thats why I went with 2 sticks of 32 ddr5. No issue...
I had this issue with dual ram sticks
I lowered ram speed from 5200 to 4800
I run 4 sticks at 4800mhz. Anything over is unstable
Bro start using a rubber glove or a pair of gloves which doesn't produce static electricity from your hand , that might save some more parts. Obviously I know this comment doesn't make sense with the problem out there🤏
Lmao i built that exact build in black with 32gbx2 of ram today.
just by giving 0.05V to VCCSA + DRAM should solve the problem
How about a sag bracket for that 4090? Crazy as hell to just let that big boi raw dog your pcie slot.
Running an MSI Pro Z790 MB. Just will not operate correctly with 4 sticks DDR5 w/ 64gb RAM. I've given up trying, just running 2 sticks.
I’ve been running 4 sticks of DDR5 for a year now. Haven’t had a single issue until 3 weeks ago. I keep getting the blue screen of death with different codes. I’m going to try 2 sticks of 64GB and see how that goes. That’s nuts that it would make a difference, but I can see it.
Other people have said this but that’s not quad channel it’s just 4 sticks spread across 2 channels
Your mother board specific website tells you the specs of the MB itll say
1DPC 1R means 2 sticks of 16gb then whatever the mb can handle
1DPC 2R means 2 stick of 32gb ram
2DPC 1R means 4 sticks of 16gb
2DPC 2R means 4 sticks of 32gb
Itlls say all that under its specs page
Maybe round down like 200 mhz on the recommended for each tho
DDR5 is a mess.
Guess "STICKING" to ddr4 is worth it!. Get it? Stick? Ahahaha
That gpu sag is insane
Actually I dont see why to use more than 2 sticks.. just to get more fancy lights on the case? Bcs d performance difference from dual to quad channel is almost nothing
Honestly ddr5 never needs xmp for gaming
If that was my customer I'd max out the ram, pretty shitty just replacing the difference, make it worth his while why he should recommend you. If he had lets say 4x4gb and you gave him 2x8gb you should have given him 4x8gb as a god will.
I've had the same issues
Ram so fast it rammed the speed limit of processing and went above quantum so it crashed.
The post malone of computers
same problem with mine, i have 4 sticks (64gb total) 6000mtz and it just blue screens every single time.
This is why I think DDR5 still to green for me to upgrade for now
Damn does that mean I can't get a 128gb ddr5 ram 😢 I wanted to go ovetkill
I'm sorry but at that price range if i paid for 4 ram sticks, i would still want 4 after being repaired regardless if its still the same capacity
Did you pull out the ram while there was still power going to it? Lights were still on and everything. Tf?
i also have same problem whenever i play game my pc get crash i re installed several time and cleaned my ram still having this problem my pc restarts its own
VIDEO ANALYSIS
==============
Quad channel memory only exists on motherboards supporting 8 or more RAM sticks.
GamerTechToronto's videos and stories are known to be staged.
Upon further examination of the CS:GO crash, it is seen that Alt + F4 was pressed on the keyboard, forcefully quitting the program.
He said that "DDR5 doesn't like quad channel mode, especially when XMP is enabled". In the very next sentence, he enables XMP, after which Windows immediately gets him a blue screen of death. This is also the only blue screen he detected, which is odd because the "customer" stated that blue screens happened often.
The man in the video never tried diagnosing the RAM sticks individually, so one of the sticks could have been faulty.
The cause may also be the memory controller on the CPU, but it is unlikely since dual-channel works fine.
The "We'll restart for you" message should disappear almost the very instant it's shown if the blue screen really was instant, due to the computer's beefiness, yet it somehow doesn't, which is odd.
The PC shown in the video has never been sold by GamerTechToronto, nor was it a custom build since that was not mentioned in the video. What was mentioned was "They got a nice top-of-the-line [...]", which indicates that the build wasn't custom, or else it would've been "They got a nice, custom, top-of-the-line PC with [...]", which was not said in the video.
=== CONCLUSION ===
The video is most likely fake, due to the many anomalies detected.
Didn't really fix the issue did you try another set of ram in dual channel? Maybe it's a mother board ram slot problem
You could wall mount it