looking to buy Ram memory
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If you are trying to install the new memory along with the existing memory then go with the same speed memory.
Try the following link for the right memory -
http://www.memorystock.com/memory/GigabyteTechnologyGA890GPAUD3HDDR31333MHz.html
Hope that works!!! Good luck!!
It is win7 64-bit but i think that i read to the manual of the motherbort that it has 4 slots for memory cards 2 whites and 2 blue and it says that only in the same colour slots should have the same memory cards with the same frequency and voltage, is that correct or i'm wrong?
I'm asking only because i dont know and i may have understand different as it says.
Tabris DarkPeace
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Ideally get sticks with the same timings, otherwise it will use the slowest timings for each which can reduce performance.
That said it's hard to go wrong with Kingston HyperX or G.SKILL kits on general principle.
That said it's hard to go wrong with Kingston HyperX or G.SKILL kits on general principle.
Css Xperts
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hi friend, this is a best idea, but you have to take advice from some experienced person because it depends upon the motherboard and operating system of your computer.
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If you are trying to install the new memory along with the existing memory then go with the same speed memory.
Try the following link for the right memory -
http://www.memorystock.com/memory/GigabyteTechnologyGA890GPAUD3HDDR31333MHz.html
Hope that works!!! Good luck!!
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