Can I Upgrade to 4 Sticks of 6000MHz RAM on AM5?

You might need to lower the RAM speeds to keep everything stable if you go with four sticks. A safer bet would be to grab a 2x32GB kit instead to avoid potential issues.

If you're lucky, it could work, but that's not very common at those speeds. If you really need more, consider selling your current kit and investing in a 2x24GB or 2x32GB setup instead.

From what I've read, mixing four sticks on AM5 could lead to timing issues with DDR6000—slower speeds, potential EXPO problems, and maybe even system instability. Have you considered what you're doing that requires over 32GB of RAM?

There's a video that touches on using four sticks at 6000MHz. It won't be definitive, but it's related. You may be able to tweak RAM timings to make it work, but it could be more cost-effective to save up for a higher capacity 2x matched kit instead. Check out this: Level1Techs Testing 256GB of GSKill DDR5 6000 on AM5! [https://youtu.be/Rn18jQSi8vg?si=JzI0pVqdXrHD6B_m](https://youtu.be/Rn18jQSi8vg?si=JzI0pVqdXrHD6B_m)

Definitely, just start at a lower speed like 3600 and gradually test to find what your motherboard can handle with the new sticks.

Remember, unless you're running benchmarks, you probably won't notice much difference if you have to reduce speeds for stability when using four sticks.