I think tornadog meant he would be adding 2 x 256 sticks in order to keep dual channel.
However because of 4 sticks, and depending on the mobo, be ready to lose:
A) most likely you will lose 1T timing and will have to run with 2T timings. It is not often when 4 sticks are running at 1T. Most of the time 4 sticks means 2T
B) very possible you may be forced to run at DDR333 divider rather than DDR400 divider. Again, this depends on the mobo AND sticks. Like my MSI Geforce 6150 mobo is willing to run DDR400 with 4 sticks when sticks are single-sided, and it wants DDR333 for 4 double-sided sticks.
B) is not really a problem because I overclock and run memory at DDR333 divider, so the actual speed is DDR333 * 25% overclock is about 408 MHz is still a bit faster than DDR400 400 MHz speed
Bottom line is if your software needs more memory (e.g. you see extensive disk swapping activity), then increase your memory and do not warry about 1T vs 2T etc