Can I fit two different frequency based RAMS?
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siddharthmukul007
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it is very likely that you might face a problem. even if you don't you will only end up with a similar performance as that of the 1333 ram you are currently using
laviniuc
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with another 4gb module you will get the dual channel working too. so even if the new module works at 667 too (will work at the speed of the first module) the whole assembly will work better.
also, check those values, they seem too low for ddr3
also, check those values, they seem too low for ddr3
siddharthmukul007
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667mhz is the base speed....since the module is a double data rate, 667mhz will translate to 1333mhz
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