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    Adding memory

    Thank You Wildcard, One more question: Is it possible/recommended to mix different size sticks? Suppose I want to upgrade to 3GB, can I use 2 x...
    Post by: yoavby, Apr 3, 2008 in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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    Adding memory

    I'll go for any brand in the board manufacturer compatibility list, but I'm still not sure what is the optimal memory speed in my case.
    Post by: yoavby, Apr 2, 2008 in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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    Adding memory

    I don't care so much for the brand, it's the speed and size that matter.
    Post by: yoavby, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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    Adding memory

    Hi Ghostman, This board supports up to 4GB. I don't want to go all the way right now, but I need 2GB ASAP. What I would like to know is which...
    Post by: yoavby, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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    Adding memory

    Hi rimmer, Thank you for your answer. This is a gaming machine, so I'll probably want faster memory. According to Gigabyte (GIGABYTE -...
    Post by: yoavby, Mar 31, 2008 in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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    Adding memory

    Hi Folks, I have 1536MB RAM installed (board is Gigabyte GA-945GMF-S2) using 512MB chips, 2 x PC2-6400 plus 1 x PC2-4300 (according to CPU-Z)....
    Thread by: yoavby, Mar 30, 2008, 12 replies, in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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    Mixing different RAM types?

    Thank You Big B. This leads to my next question: In the specs paper I got from the shop they wrote "DDR2 533". Does that fit with what they...
    Post by: yoavby, Feb 19, 2007 in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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    Mixing different RAM types?

    Hi folks, My new PC has 3 sticks of 512MB RAM inside it. I used CPU-Z to check their specs and found out that they are not the same (see...
    Thread by: yoavby, Feb 19, 2007, 4 replies, in forum: CPU, Motherboards and Memory