Solved Can I do this?

You know since I'm totally new to this memory stuff, and going into the BIOS and doing things in there, I don't think it's cut out for me. I've been watching my memory usage through task manager. I turned off SysMain in my servies. Since I've played a game twice, loaded and unloaded programs, I can't see any differences. Out of 32GB of memory, I've only used 7.5 GB of memory for windows and have stayed around 23 GB that is available. Yea, I know 64GB is much more, but I've decided to close this comment. I thank everyone who has helped out.
Happy 4th of July.

timlab55 said:

You know since I'm totally new to this memory stuff, and going into the BIOS and doing things in there, I don't think it's cut out for me. I've been watching my memory usage through task manager. I turned off SysMain in my servies. Since I've played a game twice, loaded and unloaded programs, I can't see any differences. Out of 32GB of memory, I've only used 7.5 GB of memory for windows and have stayed around 23 GB that is available. Yea, I know 64GB is much more, but I've decided to close this comment. I thank everyone who has helped out.
Happy 4th of July.

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Perfectly OK to back out, I believe.
If you ran high end processes like graphics/video/CAD editing, 64GB or more is great. Otherwise, at least you learned a few things.

Safe travels

As I mentioned earlier, it really depends on what you're using your PC for. The requirement for running more than 32GB of system RAM for gaming is extremely rare if not existent. Doubtless this might change in the future but the focus on memory for gaming should be more toward your GPU with your current platform. Nonetheless I'd hold onto that older memory for in the event that it is needed elsewhere. I'd also look into checking the specs on it to see if it is B die RAM. If per chance it uses Samsung B die it will be worth keeping or selling to someone who understands the value of this sort of RAM.

Nope not Samsung B die that's for sure. I did order the RTX 3050 for my gaming, as I'm thinking about going back to WOW (World Of Warship). I found away to make my system more air friendly. I've decided not to use any HHD, as all my drives inside my Mobo are M.2. If I need storage, got tons of it on my desktop as external hard drives.

timlab55 said:

How can I find out what the voltage is of both? I'm hoping you say before I put them in the machine and letting it rip. My next question is 2666MHz isn't bad is it?

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It actually should be stated on the module themselves. Along with the speed and timings.

timlab55 said:

How can I find out what the voltage is of both? I'm hoping you say before I put them in the machine and letting it rip. My next question is 2666MHz isn't bad is it?

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The part numbers you list don't seem to be complete enough for w Web search to find the specs.

I haven't used mismatched RAM in years. I had to set the RAM frequency and timings manually to match the slower RAM.

Are you using an XMP, or running the RAM at the default for the motherboard (which won't be 2666 or 3200).

Did you get better advice in the Corsair forums?