Different Memory Capacities in Dual Channel?

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SomeDude03

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In my last PC I had a motherboard with support for triple channel memory so I had three sticks of 2GB RAM (CM3X2048-1600C7DHX). I'm building a new PC that does not have this feature (ASUS P8P67) and I bought one stick of Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB memory at 1866MHz. The old RAM is 1600MHz but I know you can have two different speeds but I just need to know if I could have two sticks of the old memory in dual channel and one stick of the old memory and the Fury in dual channel.
 
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Tradesman1
If the mobo is Intel and supports flex or if AMD and their version of flex.....and if the stick will play together - no guarantees there, you would have 8GB in dual channel and the odd 6GB from the 8GB stick running in single channel mode
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If the mobo is Intel and supports flex or if AMD and their version of flex.....and if the stick will play together - no guarantees there, you would have 8GB in dual channel and the odd 6GB from the 8GB stick running in single channel mode
 
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