I do believe that it will set all the frequencies the same.
So whatever the lowest is I guess.
But, no, all three frequencies have to be the same.
So whatever the lowest is I guess.
But, no, all three frequencies have to be the same.
Stupid Question...
I'm just curious, can I use two different frequency RAM together?
I just ordered an Athlon X4 with a motherboard with 4 RAM slots that supports DDR2 RAM all the way back to 400 MHz.
I ordered a stick of 2 GB 1066 MHz RAM and I have 2 sticks of 1 GB 533 MHz RAM from my old system. Can I use the three together or does it depend on which frequencies the CPU supports?
I just ordered an Athlon X4 with a motherboard with 4 RAM slots that supports DDR2 RAM all the way back to 400 MHz.
I ordered a stick of 2 GB 1066 MHz RAM and I have 2 sticks of 1 GB 533 MHz RAM from my old system. Can I use the three together or does it depend on which frequencies the CPU supports?
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Damn, all three running at 533 will suck ass.
But what's better...
4 GB @ 533 or 2 GB @ 1066?
And say I don't overclock.
But what's better...
4 GB @ 533 or 2 GB @ 1066?
And say I don't overclock.
2gb at 1066
Theoritically they are the same though.
4x 533 vs 2x 1066
2132 vs 2132
Theoritically they are the same though.
4x 533 vs 2x 1066
2132 vs 2132
Thanks
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