@garius I'm running Corsair Vengeance LPX with a Ryzen 5 5600G on a MSI B550M PRO-VDH, so close-ish. But anything with less obvious specs I use the Crucial compatibility tool, and it's always worked so far. But you may be better exactly matching the stick you have left if your motherboard can do whatever dual bus thingies are around now.
@garius It really depends on what your motherboard supports and whether speed or size is more important. Once you define those parameters then the options kinda narrow themselves down pretty quickly.
@garius Mine is a Ryzen 7 3800X on an ASRock x570 Pro4. The RAM I got with that is listed as "Crucial 32GB 16x2 D4 3200 C16BSLT". It was the fastest RAM I could buy at the time to get me up to 64 GB. I had the option to go up to 128 GB (2 64 GB sticks) but I would have taken a huge hit on performance.
This was like 4 years ago so I imagine there have been updates to the available models.
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