A Anders704 Reputable May 14, 2015 5 0 4,510 Apr 6, 2016 #1 I am going to purchase new RAM but I don't want to spend money on memory that my PC is going to derate.
I am going to purchase new RAM but I don't want to spend money on memory that my PC is going to derate.
Solution algorithmbreaker Apr 6, 2016 Anders704 : I am going to purchase new RAM but I don't want to spend money on memory that my PC is going to derate. You can use a Scanner and find out existing memory speed, configuration and so on. Try Crucial.com or MemoryStock.com
Anders704 : I am going to purchase new RAM but I don't want to spend money on memory that my PC is going to derate. You can use a Scanner and find out existing memory speed, configuration and so on. Try Crucial.com or MemoryStock.com
algorithmbreaker Honorable Nov 6, 2015 714 18 11,715 Apr 6, 2016 Solution #2 Anders704 : I am going to purchase new RAM but I don't want to spend money on memory that my PC is going to derate. You can use a Scanner and find out existing memory speed, configuration and so on. Try Crucial.com or MemoryStock.com Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Anders704 : I am going to purchase new RAM but I don't want to spend money on memory that my PC is going to derate. You can use a Scanner and find out existing memory speed, configuration and so on. Try Crucial.com or MemoryStock.com
Tradesman1 Legenda in Aeternum Jun 5, 2013 67,883 40 126,960 Apr 6, 2016 #3 What mobo and CPU - are you OCing the CPU at all? Need a little info to work with to answer the question Upvote 0 Downvote
What mobo and CPU - are you OCing the CPU at all? Need a little info to work with to answer the question