RAM Kapazität

Hallo Community,habe mir einen neuen PC gekauft. Laut Mainboard Handbuch kann mann den RAM auf 32GB erhöhen. Der Hardwarescan von Crucial und MrMemory besagt jedoch eine Kapazität von 64GB und bietet Speichermodule 2*32GB an. Ist das ein Risiko darauf einzugehen und nicht auf das Handbuch zu hören ? Welche Quelle ist richtig ? Was passiert wenn man das hohe Speicherkit einbaut ist der PC direkt kaputt oder kommt nur eine Fehlermeldung ? Danke vorab.Gruß Gunnar

 

Hello everyone! Congratulations on your new PC! It's not uncommon for different sources to provide conflicting information about hardware compatibility, which can make it difficult to know which information to trust. In this case, the motherboard manual is probably the most reliable source of information as it relates to your motherboard model.

However, it is also possible that the manual is outdated or does not consider newer memory modules that are compatible with your motherboard. In this case, you can confidently rely on the recommendations of Crucial and MrMemory.

If you're not sure which source to trust, you should do additional research or seek advice from a professional who can help you make an informed decision.

What will happen if you install a memory kit that exceeds the capacity listed in the manual is difficult to tell without knowing more about your specific hardware. In general, installing memory modules that exceed the recommended capacity may damage the motherboard or other components. At least it can lead to stability problems or error messages. It's best to be safe and stick to the recommended capacity listed in the manual to avoid potential problems.