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Let's say I have a devious plan to get CMZ32GX3M4X1866C10
http://www.corsair.com/vengeance-32gb-quad-channel-ddr3-memory-kit-cmz32gx3m4x1866c10.html
I don't start this thread for stuff like: you don't need that much etc etc
My question is:
Will it work on my mobo (I know it can handle it from the specs on the ASUS site) but will it stress the IMC too much... (I'm not planning to overclock them anyway)
Will my system be as stable as it is now? It will not be slower huh???
Because in my previous setup with an Q9450 on a 780i mobo, I put 2x 2GB Domi's once and after a while I put 2x 2GB more.
After that it even felt slower... Well at least not faster (and I don't mean adding more GB's equal more speed
but opening programs etc)
EDIT: and this just popped into my brain as well: If I take away one stick (so 3 remains) will it work on a triple channel mobo? I do think so, but I don't know for sure
It's not that the QUAD channel is build so that it internally knows/needs a quad channel mobo?

http://www.corsair.com/vengeance-32gb-quad-channel-ddr3-memory-kit-cmz32gx3m4x1866c10.html
I don't start this thread for stuff like: you don't need that much etc etc
My question is:
Will it work on my mobo (I know it can handle it from the specs on the ASUS site) but will it stress the IMC too much... (I'm not planning to overclock them anyway)
Will my system be as stable as it is now? It will not be slower huh???
Because in my previous setup with an Q9450 on a 780i mobo, I put 2x 2GB Domi's once and after a while I put 2x 2GB more.
After that it even felt slower... Well at least not faster (and I don't mean adding more GB's equal more speed

EDIT: and this just popped into my brain as well: If I take away one stick (so 3 remains) will it work on a triple channel mobo? I do think so, but I don't know for sure
