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yup. that IS pretty impressive.
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So, the smaller the pair the better the performance because the higher the volume of RAM the more the bus is worked!
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Dual channel offeres 5-15% performance increase over single channel. They make matched pairs for dual channel because the memory controller is accessing the 2 (or 4) sticks of ram as 1, so they have to be as close to physically identical as possible. Therefore, your instability is coming from your use of 2 different types of ram modules. get another stick of one of the ones you have and you will most likely be able to run dual channel stable.
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Yup, that's why the trick nowadays is to find a 2x1gig setup that has lower timings.
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