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But how much RAM do you actually need? And what speed is best for you and your rig? Well, if you're trying to build one of the best gaming PCs possible, you'll want no less than 16GB - and ideally ...

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However, if you are cash-strapped and don't have extra money to dump on system memory, you can still stick to 8 GB RAM for the foreseeable few months before upgrading to 16 GB.

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You can also easily pop in another 16GB memory stick since the max is 32GB and there are two slots to fill in.

So, as it stands, then, a 16GB memory stick will fit in an 8GB socket but expect only to have access to 8GB of the 16GB of RAM installed. Why do RAM slots differ?