When I built my PC, I purchased a 2x4GB kit of Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz. Recently, I decided to upgrade to 16GB, so bought a further 8GB of the exact same model and speed. However, I bought 2 separate 4GB modules, rather than a 2x4GB kit, as it was considerably cheaper. Having now looked at CPU-Z, it appears that one of the modules has different timings. Is this an issue, and can it be fixed? Thanks in advance for any help.
Different RAM Parts
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HiTechObsessed
Splendid
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For best performance you would want to have the same timings, yes. Depending on your motherboard, this is doable in the BIOS.
Tradesman1
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Set the sticks manually to 1600 with the Spec timings and prob want an extra + 0.05 to the DRAM voltage
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