Most Consumer Motherboards only support Dual Channel RAM.
The motherboard you linked Colorful shows this as its Memory Specs:
| Memory |
4 DDR4 memory sockets are provided, which can support up to 128 GB of memory (a single socket can support up to 32 GB of memory)
- Support DDR4-4000 (OC)/3800 (OC)/3600 (OC)/3200/2933/2666/2400MHz memory
- Support Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) memory technology
- Supports dual channel memory technology
(* Please visit www.colorful.cn for the latest memory compatibility list) |
Normally Motherboards with 8 Dimm Slots (Ram Slots) might support Quad Memory like the ThreadRipper Motherboards that comes with 8 Dimm Slots normally supports Quad Channel and ECC RAM.
Found this article about how you can tell if your motherboard supports Quad Channel or not: https://motherboardsexpert.com/does-my-motherboard-support-quad-channel-memory/
The easiest way to check if your motherboard supports quad channel memory is to simply look at the motherboard itself. Channels are pretty much always color-coded. If four RAM slots are the same color, then it probably supports quad channel memory. Note that pretty much all modern motherboards that support quad channel memory have eight RAM slots (in two different colors).
If your motherboard has only four slots, it most likely does not support quad channel memory. But is there any other way to check does my motherboard support quad channel memory? And is quad channel even better than dual channel? You can learn all that and more by reading the whole article.
So to answer your question is No your motherboard doesn't support Quad Channel only Dual Channel so adding 2 more sticks of RAM for a total of 4 sticks will only have Dual Channel on each 2 Dimm Slots.
