Quote from: Woz2000 on Today at 01:34:11 AM

Getting 128GB to work with a desktop PC can be tricky. With modern processors incorporating memory controllers on die, the load from 4 DIMMS is problematic.

If anyone is interested in using 4 DIMMS, make sure to check the memory QVL for the motherboard you have and be prepared to spend some time tweaking the BIOS to make it work. Using memory that is not on the QVL may also work but will most likely need tweaking and loosening of the timings and speed.

Quote from: BS0D on Today at 01:12:50 AM

I think I was getting about 450/620Pkeys/s on Ryzen 5950X/32GB with k=1440/2048 on #120
Would like to have 128GB on my system but that's impossible due some reasons

I use a mini-itx board so only two dimm slots available. Plus I just want to use b-die sticks which is a total limit. Seems there were G.Skill 2x32GB b-die kits in production but it's almost impossible to find or the price is oof