is 10600 ram speed compatible w/ 10666?

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That the theoretical MT/s (roughly MS per second) that the DRAM is capable of processing, it's basically just another naming convention for the type of DRAM, in theis case, both are referred to as 1333, so basically same as no DRAM will ever fill the theoretical max bndwidth
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That the theoretical MT/s (roughly MS per second) that the DRAM is capable of processing, it's basically just another naming convention for the type of DRAM, in theis case, both are referred to as 1333, so basically same as no DRAM will ever fill the theoretical max bndwidth
 
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