Is this ram compatible?

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Goofygiggles

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Yep, that'll work just fine.

It is, however, inadvisable to mix and match RAM sticks of different brands/types. Try to figure out what your existing stick is and buy another of that.

Ideally, you should buy both matching sticks in a kit, but two of the same model are less likely to have stability issues.
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Yep, that'll work just fine.

It is, however, inadvisable to mix and match RAM sticks of different brands/types. Try to figure out what your existing stick is and buy another of that.

Ideally, you should buy both matching sticks in a kit, but two of the same model are less likely to have stability issues.
 
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+1 No guarantees when mixing :)
 
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No/because i only have 2 dimmslots and my 4 gig kit takes up both slots so I am just getting one 8 gig stick, and using the 4 gig kit in another computer. Thanks :)
 
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Right I had no intentions of mixing :) Thanks!
 
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