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Vikorz

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I currently have a 4gb stick of Dolgix 1333MHz Ram which came with my pc and cannot find to purchase anywhere, I just wanted to check if this would be compatible to run in Dual channel with this stick since I don't want to buy and find out it doesn't work.

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Generally you have to put them in the right order or else the dual channel doesn't work.
There are up to four DIMM slots for your RAM.
When installing just two sticks of RAM you should install them on the DIMM 1 and DIMM 3 slots (these are generally color coded by the manufacturer)
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Vikorz

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What do you mean right slots? or as in dual channel slots?
 
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Generally you have to put them in the right order or else the dual channel doesn't work.
There are up to four DIMM slots for your RAM.
When installing just two sticks of RAM you should install them on the DIMM 1 and DIMM 3 slots (these are generally color coded by the manufacturer)
 
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Vikorz

Vikorz

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I must be honest idk why it says that since I only have 2 slots
 
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LucaFire

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Oh xD Well in that case just stick the sticks in! :)
 
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Yea strange haha and sure, I was only really wondering if they'd be compatible
 
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Well... good luck!
 
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