- Jul 10, 2012
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Last year my PC with Intel mobo and triple channel memory suffered a catastrophic failure due to power spikes (even with a voltage regulator). As a result 2 of my 3 memories got damaged and also either the CPU or Mobo (Nobody was able to determine which...).
So I had to spend some hard earned bucks to get my system up and running. Unfortunately high end parts are not easy to get by here. I replaced my motherboard with an ASRock Z77 Extreme 4 and the CPU with an Intel i7-3770.
For memory I bought a single 4GB stick as dual channel memories are not available here (yeah, and people still want to believe it's a high tech country).
So my current system (ASRock Z77 Extreme 4 + i7-3770 @3.4 GHz) needs a memory boost to suite my demands.
I was thinking of a dual channel 8GB solution (2x4GB), the Corsair Vengeance PC3-12800 (on Amazon) .
My question is.... is this memory suitable for this system? which specific settings I will need to adapt?
So I had to spend some hard earned bucks to get my system up and running. Unfortunately high end parts are not easy to get by here. I replaced my motherboard with an ASRock Z77 Extreme 4 and the CPU with an Intel i7-3770.
For memory I bought a single 4GB stick as dual channel memories are not available here (yeah, and people still want to believe it's a high tech country).
So my current system (ASRock Z77 Extreme 4 + i7-3770 @3.4 GHz) needs a memory boost to suite my demands.
I was thinking of a dual channel 8GB solution (2x4GB), the Corsair Vengeance PC3-12800 (on Amazon) .
My question is.... is this memory suitable for this system? which specific settings I will need to adapt?
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