building a mid tier pc for myself

[@LeoShkodra]

wow

[@TruelyGhostly]

?? sorry first time trying to record anything like this promise my recording will get better lol

[@itsKtoday]

At timestamp 7:16 shows there is enough room for the ram to be in the 2nd and 4th slot which is A2, B2 on that board. If you don't put the ram in those slots your memory with run in single channel mode and not in dual channel mode leaving performance on the table. To get the ram in dual channel for your board its either 1st or 3rd slot which u can't do because of the AIO, but you should be able to move the one ram stick in the third slot to the second slot. Hope this helps otherwise good video hope you enjoy your pc. Also putting ram in slot 1 and 4 would be in single channel mode too as those are two separate channels.

[@TruelyGhostly]

I did end up changing it

[@itsKtoday]

@@TruelyGhostly Awesome people will tell you but not explain it sometimes I thought I would explain it a little more.

[@TruelyGhostly]

@itsKtoday thank you I appreciate it, im always open to learning

[@Vexvalry]

U Installed one of your Ram stick in the wrong slot

[@TruelyGhostly]

Yes, and no... right well kind of, I installed RAM sticks in slot 3 and 4 to give space to the AIO which is perfectly fine. to install RAM . if I installed my RAM, I slot 1 and into slot 4 I may have gotten a post issue considering how picky these ASRock motherboards are.

[@jansongin2636]

​@@TruelyGhostly It's slot 2 and 4

[@TruelyGhostly]

Usually yes i agree, not in this case, it was very different and it worked out pretty good in my case it worked for me tbh I know most times it won't lol

[@TruelyGhostly]

I'm still learning okay hah I never claim to be the best but I'll keep that in mind going forward on my builds

[@jansongin2636]

Just trying to help out someone how's trying to learn a new skill. It's fine if it works for you especially if you have clearance issues with the cooler