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numbnutz

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11-11-11-30
11-11-11-28

All other specs match.

Would the above timing cause conflict if you had these installed?
 
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Tradesman1
I'd replace what you have - base for 1600 is generally CL9, CL10 is considered poor for 1600 and CL11 is even worse, there's 1066 sticks at stock that outperform these 1600 sticks....these roughly relate to 1066/at CL9...and what few 1066 sticks there are that are available are CL7
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Tradesman1

Tradesman1

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What's the freq of the sticks? if 1600 or lower prob not, 1600 (maybe) and definitely higher freqs you may encounter problems, what sets of sticks are you talking here and what are they going in, this type of timings is generally 2133 or 2400 or better sticks
 
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numbnutz

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1) Patriot Viper Extreme 8g DDR3 1600mhz PC3-12800 CL11 1.5v 11-11-11-28

2) Corsair XMS3 Classic 8g DDR3 1600mhz CL11 1.5v 11-11-11-30

I have the Patriot and wanted to add another 8g stick ad just would like to try and match
them up.

Thanks for the reply Tradesman



 
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Tradesman1

Tradesman1

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I'd replace what you have - base for 1600 is generally CL9, CL10 is considered poor for 1600 and CL11 is even worse, there's 1066 sticks at stock that outperform these 1600 sticks....these roughly relate to 1066/at CL9...and what few 1066 sticks there are that are available are CL7
 
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