Upgrading PC memory

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TuongHuynh

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Hi guys! My PC now is having 4gb ram and it has ddr3 memory type and a bus speed is 1333MHz. I heard somewhere that in order to upgrade I just find another one with the same specs I mentioned to match the current one but how about the manufacturer? Does it matter to find one with same manufacturer 'cause I am not clear about that. The CPU-Z in my PC doesn't show anything about the name of the manufacturer. Many thanks to you!
My specs:
CPU: Intel core i5 3570 @ 3.4Ghz
GPU: HD 5670 GDDR5 512mb
Ram: 4gb
PSU: Acbel g500w pcb027
Oh I forget this my mother board: Gigabyte socket 1155 H77M - D3H
 
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Well generally any ddr3 ram should work, but there is always the risk of it not working, that's why people suggest buying memory in kits. What is your motherboard? Personally I would look into the memory QVL and choose memory from there, but even better than that, open your case and take a look at the memory and see what brand/model along with full model number is.
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Well generally any ddr3 ram should work, but there is always the risk of it not working, that's why people suggest buying memory in kits. What is your motherboard? Personally I would look into the memory QVL and choose memory from there, but even better than that, open your case and take a look at the memory and see what brand/model along with full model number is.
 
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