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Slayer88
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Bump..
To those worried about mixing ram, this can be done without much of worry. There is no longer is a major concern in terms of stability and compatibility like it was 10 years ago. See the discussion in the thread below from our community as testament to this.
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To those worried about mixing ram, this can be done without much of worry. There is no longer is a major concern in terms of stability and compatibility like it was 10 years ago. See the discussion in the thread below from our community as testament to this.
PC Peripherals - Should we mix RAMs of different frequency of same model and brand.
Should we mix RAMs of different frequency like 2400mhz and 3000mhz of same model and brand. Afaik we shouldn't mix RAMs. But i also know that higher frequency RAM will run at lower RAMs frequency. So what should i do and if I'll mix them , Will there any problems. Thanks.
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