- Oct 19, 2014
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Hello,
I recently got 4GB extra from a friend of mine and now I have 12GB total.
My layout is this
L L - C
L = Crucial Ballistix Tactical LP 4GB
C = Crucial ram, CL9 1600MHz 1.5V
Timing pairs:
A A B B
In my bios I can select timings for the first two slots and the last two slots, which is nice.
I've overclocked my LP to 2133MHz at 1.56v, timings: 10-9-10-24 and the other module has timings 10-12-10-28 now at the same speed (I can not do alternative voltage and speed per slot/pair).
Now is my question, will the LP automatically bump up to the timings of the other ram stick when needed, or how does this work?
Should I leave it as it is or bump up the timings of my LP to match the other stick?
I recently got 4GB extra from a friend of mine and now I have 12GB total.
My layout is this
L L - C
L = Crucial Ballistix Tactical LP 4GB
C = Crucial ram, CL9 1600MHz 1.5V
Timing pairs:
A A B B
In my bios I can select timings for the first two slots and the last two slots, which is nice.
I've overclocked my LP to 2133MHz at 1.56v, timings: 10-9-10-24 and the other module has timings 10-12-10-28 now at the same speed (I can not do alternative voltage and speed per slot/pair).
Now is my question, will the LP automatically bump up to the timings of the other ram stick when needed, or how does this work?
Should I leave it as it is or bump up the timings of my LP to match the other stick?
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