ram help plz
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MeanMachine41
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Its not a good idea to mix kits of differing frequency and especially from different manufacturers.
Read this article: https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?57038-Don%92t-combine-memory-kits!-The-meat-and-potatoes-overview
You should always consult the MB QVL for kits that have been tested in conjunction with the MB.
No it will not harm your system however it would continue to have issues.
MeanMachine41
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You should have no problems returning the kit or exchange to Amazon however again it is not a good idea to add another kit to your existing kit. They may or may not work and it involves Bios changes to Primary Timings and Voltage without any guarantee. Best is to buy a kit the size and frequency you desire that have been tested and keep the others for spares.
Its always good to have spares as that prevents downtime should a DIMM module fail and you have an RMA.
Its always good to have spares as that prevents downtime should a DIMM module fail and you have an RMA.
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