u/Equivalent-Cause8911

I'm putting together a gaming pc, and I'm trying to figure out how much ram actually makes sense in 2026. I'm currently looking at biwin HX100 DDR5 Heatsink Memory, so I'm also trying to know whether anyone here has experience with it or has compared it with other DDR5 kits. Is 16GB still enough for a gaming focused build, or has 32GB become the practical starting point? At what point does going to 48GB or 64GB actually make sense?

My main use would be gaming with some multitasking in the background, not heavy workstation workloads. For those running newer games, what capacity and DDR5 speed are you using, and have you noticed a meaningful difference after moving from 16GB to 32GB?