- May 10, 2015
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Hello, i'm in a urgent need of buying a memory ram for a friend's computer,
and i'm not sure what type of ram should i buy, if anybody could help, it would be very much appreciated.
The system currently has a single stick of a 4GB RAM running at 1866Mhz in single channel, it's a
Kingstone HyperX Red Fury.
i was thinking of buying another piece of ram to make it run in dual-channel if possible.
i' found 3 types of ram with different size, which i think would be compatible, the manufacturer is kingston, and all of 'em run at 1866 Mhz.
2 Sticks are HyperX Fury' series, but differ at the size, one has 4GB and the other one has 8GB
the third one is a Savage at 1866Mhz and is a 4GB Stick.
Here is the Mobo - GA-F2A85X-D3H - CPU A8 5600K - though i think he said that he going to update it's processor to 6800K
Update: I wanted to mention that the "Savage" has 'CL9' and the other two have 'CL10'
if that matters in some way.
Thank you
and i'm not sure what type of ram should i buy, if anybody could help, it would be very much appreciated.
The system currently has a single stick of a 4GB RAM running at 1866Mhz in single channel, it's a
Kingstone HyperX Red Fury.
i was thinking of buying another piece of ram to make it run in dual-channel if possible.
i' found 3 types of ram with different size, which i think would be compatible, the manufacturer is kingston, and all of 'em run at 1866 Mhz.
2 Sticks are HyperX Fury' series, but differ at the size, one has 4GB and the other one has 8GB
the third one is a Savage at 1866Mhz and is a 4GB Stick.
Here is the Mobo - GA-F2A85X-D3H - CPU A8 5600K - though i think he said that he going to update it's processor to 6800K
Update: I wanted to mention that the "Savage" has 'CL9' and the other two have 'CL10'
if that matters in some way.
Thank you
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