I have the ASUS M5A97 R2.0 motherboard with AMD FX-6300 cpu and the ram is ADATA AX3U1866W4G10-DR 8GB (2X4GB) DDR3 1866MHZ XPG V1 RED. I was thinking to add two more sticks of 2X4GB ram and have 16GB in total. I am from Europe, Greece and i don't have a lot of money. I can't find the same ram used in my country and i can't afford to buy it new. I was looking a video in youtube and someone use this cheap Chinese ram https://www.aliexpress.com/item/8GB-2pcs-4GB-DDR3-PC3-10600U-1333Mhz-memory-for-AMD-mainboard-ONLY-Free-Shipping/32222077805.html . Has anyone used this memory? Does it work OK?
Is this Kllisre Ram any good?
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Definitely not a good idea raidensub 
Not only are you mixing different makes of RAM but also differing frequency.
Get yourself a single kit of RAM as mixing RAM even same identical model can cause issues.
If mixing kits don't work you have wasted your money.
Not only are you mixing different makes of RAM but also differing frequency.Get yourself a single kit of RAM as mixing RAM even same identical model can cause issues.
If mixing kits don't work you have wasted your money.
MeanMachine41
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Definitely not a good idea raidensub Not only are you mixing different makes of RAM but also differing frequency.
Get yourself a single kit of RAM as mixing RAM even same identical model can cause issues.
If mixing kits don't work you have wasted your money.
Not only are you mixing different makes of RAM but also differing frequency.Get yourself a single kit of RAM as mixing RAM even same identical model can cause issues.
If mixing kits don't work you have wasted your money.
MeanMachine41
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Your original post did not indicate that you knew the issues you would encounter as you indicated adding to what you have.?
They should work but I have never used cheap budget RAM of this type.
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