I've been looking around and see a lot of inconsistencies about ram working well or not. My question is that I have three 4gb 10600U 09-10-B0 that I received from an old desktop computer (one was fried, the others were tested and run fine). I currently have two 4gb 12800U sticks in my setup. Which ones should I go with? Should I add 12gb to my computer and get rid of the first two sticks, or just keep the setup I have now and junk these new sticks I got? My motherboard is able to run both of these by the way.
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I have 3 4GB Ram sticks at 10600U, should I install the third one?
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If the three will run in your rig, sure 12GB is better than 8, and while there are no guarantees they will play, as long as you have them can try 2 of each - if they'll play would have 16GB, would try newr in slots 1-3 from CPU and older in slots 2-4 from CPU
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