Is it possible to input two Rams DDR3 4GB 1200MHz not the same company
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benjii
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Yes it's possible, but it's not recommended. I've seen it work and have previously done the same myself when in desperate need, however, it can quite easily go the other way and create a host of problems and instability.
I suggest you stick to a set.
I suggest you stick to a set.
unreal9400
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It should work no problem as long as it is the same speed,same latency and voltage.
For example I have been using Samsung and Kingston DDR2 RAM and they work until now. (Approx 5 years)
For example I have been using Samsung and Kingston DDR2 RAM and they work until now. (Approx 5 years)
Tradesman1
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If you have them, give it a try, may have to raise DRAM voltage about + 0.05 maybe....but wouldn't suggest buying and mixing
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