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Title: How muhs' R^m does gekhr use.
Post by: tp4tissue on Wed, 13 August 2025, 13:34:04

Tp4 got

32gb and 64gb machines

No 96gb yet.


Tp4 suspects the Next Ryzen might really open up memory OC on AM5.  Because the hynix dies are ready to do 9000, but the imc on zen 5 can't really go above 6400, 6600 is golden sample already.    :D

Title: Re: How muhs' R^m does gekhr use.
Post by: noisyturtle on Wed, 13 August 2025, 21:19:29

I had 32gb for 13 years, but was forced to downgrades to 16gb because I wanted a cool motherboard that for some stupid reason cannot run the RAM that is right there on the compatibility QVL. It is really pissing me off and I do notice a difference in performance. I've now purchased 3 sets of memory, and NONE OF THEM WORK!

Title: Re: How muhs' R^m does gekhr use.
Post by: tp4tissue on Wed, 13 August 2025, 21:23:18

Use 2T command rate instead of 1T if you're at 2400mhz.

Title: Re: How muhs' R^m does gekhr use.
Post by: Leslieann on Sat, 16 August 2025, 07:41:09

32gb in desktop, 32gb in the file server, 16gb in the laptop and 12 in the media server.

I considered 64 for the latest desktop but I looked at ram draw and my system rarely even crosses 24gb, let alone coming close to 32.

Title: Re: How muhs' R^m does gekhr use.
Post by: tp4tissue on Sat, 16 August 2025, 07:48:52

We all know LLann secretly has a 1TB ram server hidden in her basement running nefarious hookups for a state enemy.

Title: Re: How muhs' R^m does gekhr use.
Post by: TheSoulhunter on Sat, 16 August 2025, 07:53:41

Used 32GB for long time, but had to upgrade to 64GB because some software would crash (video editing and 3D rendering).
VRAM is much more of a problem tho. Running AI on the GPU can require ludicrous amounts of VRAM, crashing even on a 32GB card.

Title: Re: How muhs' R^m does gekhr use.
Post by: smarmar on Mon, 01 September 2025, 20:40:10

I'm sitting back here with 16GB in the 2015 Alienware daily driver, 16GB in the gaming rig, and 16GB in the laser show programming PC.
Oh, I almost forgot the 2015 iMac that's too slow to do much, other than for online D&D sessions. It might have 8GB.