Aurora R11, ram upgrade, 32GB to 64GB

If you want to keep your existing RAM, add an additional 32GB, and use it in XMP mode, you'd need to buy it from Dell sales (you have to chat them).  If you mix retail RAM with your Dell RAM it will not work in XMP mode because the canned XMP profiles are different between Dell OEM and retail sticks of Kingston HyperX Fury. 

That doesn't mean aftermarket RAM will not work in the R11.  You can buy aftermarket ram like Kingston HyperX Fury, and it might work in Dual Channel Mode with your OEM RAM.  Crucial has a list of RAM that is guaranteed compatible. You might need to remove the OEM RAM for the PC to post with aftermarket RAM.  Or aftermarket RAM may get downclocked, or it may have stability issues, or it may work just fine.  

@Darugati 

@dboyrusky  said So you would have to buy all ram aftermarket as a kit.

If you buy aftermarket:

• make sure you are careful what ram is compatible (Edit: see @r72019 post here)
• pay close attention to timings
• check you have 2x16GB modules, otherwise the DRAM Frequency will not be 3400Mhz, it will be 1700Mhz
• buy a 2x16GB kit (Edit: not a 1x32GB)
• check here first before shelling out hundreds of bucks

Install CPU-Z and get precise info.

Alternatively, wait until dell propose upgrade RAM kits, it's just a question of time 

Part number for 3400ghz ram for R11 is 0N6VG

I wasnt able to find this:

6TCK6 = 32GB HyperX Fury XMP DDR4, 3400MHz, PC4-27200, Unbuffered, 288 Pin, Dual Rank, 1.25V, Non-ECC, Aurora R11/R10, Kingston X6TCK6-MIE, X6TCK6-HYA

In my R11 i9-10900KF   2080Ti

4x16Gb (all slots)

2x : https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B083TRXZ9N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

You are intending on replacing your 32GB 3400Mhz memory with 4x16GB 3600Mhz (2 kits) ?

Nice

Part number for 3400ghz ram for R11 is 0N6VG
I wasn't able to find this:
6TCK6 = 32GB HyperX Fury XMP DDR4, 3400MHz, PC4-27200, Unbuffered, 288 pin, Dual Rank, 1.25V, Non-ECC, Aurora R11/R10, Kingston X6TCK6-MIE, X6TCK6-HYA

0N6VG is a 16GB stick. The one above is 32GB.

0N6VG = 16GB HyperX Fury XMP DDR4, 3400MHz, PC4-27200, Unbuffered, 288 pin, Dual Rank, 1.35V, Non-ECC, Aurora R11/R10, Kingston X0N6VG-HYD2

before my upgrade, I had the original 16Gb (2x 8go 3200Mhz,  later  4x8Go at 3200Mhz)

When I saw that with the update of the bios to 1.0.4, that dell said in the doc that 3400Mh was supported, so I tried 3600 and great, it works. I think even 4000Mhz would be OK, but they're expensive.

 Finally I have 64GB at 3600, CL16,  I'm happy like this, for less than 320 euros at the time of my purchase.
Good for bigs  files in 3DSMAX. (and also MSFS20 and DCS)

I propose a solution for anyone else with the problem of being unable to buy the matching memory.

If anyone is upgrading to aftermarket memory and has a stick of Dell P/N 0N6VG,I'm looking for one to buy. It's 16GB 3400 mhz stick.

Omg that's ridiculous. I get not wanting spam and scammers but if Dell doesn't sell what we need then at least let us organize to obtain it ourselves.

@DvlsAdvc8  "Dell P/N [removed] I'm looking for one to buy"

Just heads up that you're not allowed to buy, sell or trade on this forum.  Your post might be removed, if that happens, this is why.  #20 here: 

https://www.dell.com/community/New-to-Dell-Community/Code-of-Conduct/td-p/7433612

Well if anyone wants to list their's on ebay I'll buy.

Yeah, I don't know what type of obligations they might have to protect people on the forum if they allowed it, if that might play a role at all, but I would guess they probably don't want to host a free community forum that would compete to any extent with sales of their own products too, and that a blanket ban is probably the easiest for them. 

How future proof would this pick be? I thought there were some major RAM tech upgrades coming, like DDR6 or DDR7 that would bring major upgrades.

Or would that 3400MHZ speed be sufficient even for next couple generations of AMD processors?