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so I'm relatively new to PC. I just upgraded my ram to 16gb. I had 2x4 in there already. can I mix them both together if they are both DDR4 2400Mhz? so it would end up giving me 24gb of ram across the board?
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RAM can be iffy. Best bet is to just try it out and see if it works. It should be fine, but I've seen people buy 2 kits of the exact same 2x8GB, and they didn't work together.
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^ I was one of them people.

I had pretty much the same kit, but the the CAS was slightly different. It managed to work at 1333Mhz & 1600 but not 1866 which they were both rated for.

As 13 said, try it and find out. You might get lucky.
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