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You could try it,specs seem to be the same and the motherboard takes sticks up to 4gb per module.Could also give problems,mixing ram can do that,but trying is the only thing to know for sure.



That the motherboard does support triple channel will not say it doesn't do dualchannel so that would work as well as you know since you've got 2x2gb in your sytem.
I would really recommend to get 2x4gb in one set if you're looking...
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You could try it,specs seem to be the same and the motherboard takes sticks up to 4gb per module.Could also give problems,mixing ram can do that,but trying is the only thing to know for sure.



That the motherboard does support triple channel will not say it doesn't do dualchannel so that would work as well as you know since you've got 2x2gb in your sytem.
I would really recommend to get 2x4gb in one set if you're looking at that anyway.That way you'll know for sure the sticks will work together.
 
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Gone and bought a corsair value select 4gb ram stick, I sticked it in and this is the result. Is everything okay?

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